Latest Entries Filed in Robotics Research
Just Need a Hug? Get a Robot!
Hug it and it will hug you back.

Mother Nature-Inspired Designs for Robots
Fish, snakes, hummingbirds, dragonflies, geckos, salamanders—this is just a sampling of the different types of mobile robots currently being designed that are inspired by nature.

U Penn’s Indoor Flying Robot Searchcraft
Flying robots will be able to scope out the surroundings while keeping law enforcement safe.

Robots to do the Laundry? YES!
UC Berkeley Robotics Team uses Willow Garage PR2 robot to help with laundry.

Texas Tech Wins Award for Nano Dragonfly
Dragonflies are masters of flight, able to dash, dart and maneuver unlike any other creature. That's why Texas Tech used it as the basis to develop this flying robot.

Brain-Inspired Computing with Stanford Professor Phillip Wong
The researchers created a 'nanoelectronic synapse' that might lead to microchips, able to learn, adapt, and make probability-based decisions.





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03-29 6:48 | RoboNexus
OLogic announces launch of Kickstarter to fund smartphone mobile robot http://t.co/0uhye8Bk
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03-09 2:56 | RoboNexus
#Microsoft releases free Robotics Developer Studio 4 Software http://t.co/5QS4uRlb
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Fastest Legged Robot: Boston Dynamics Cheetah Video http://t.co/H6bw74tO
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02-28 10:36 | RoboNexus
Could 3D printers bring dinosaurs back from extinction? http://t.co/pdf8B8Kx
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Was this the first robot ever? http://t.co/pWzng4Yl

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