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A Robot Walks Into a Bar, Helps Make a Cocktail
One robot makes cocktails from 25 bottles hanging upside-down from the ceiling, another carves perfect ice balls in the fraction of the time it takes a human with a knife and an ice pick.
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Ever Imagined Your Car Packing-In Your Luggage All By Itself?
Life would have been so much easier there would be a Robocop along to assist us in our daily tasks. Well! That always had been an unreasonable childhood fantasy, however, one such thing now seems possible if automakers could pursuit the idea which Evan Kirstel shared in his tweet captioning it - "Well this is handy". And indeed it is, specially for...
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Artificial Intelligence Creeps Into Daily Life
"We will see robots in the home and (powering) self-driving cars, but also in railway stations, hospitals and elsewhere in cities."
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Senior Citizens Wary Of Giving Control To Robots: Study
Senior citizens would likely accept robots as helpers and entertainment providers, but may not be willing to give up too much control to the machines, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
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A Robot Walks Into a Bar, Helps Make a Cocktail
One robot makes cocktails from 25 bottles hanging upside-down from the ceiling, another carves perfect ice balls in the fraction of the time it takes a human with a knife and an ice pick.
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Ever Imagined Your Car Packing-In Your Luggage All By Itself?
Life would have been so much easier there would be a Robocop along to assist us in our daily tasks. Well! That always had been an unreasonable childhood fantasy, however, one such thing now seems possible if automakers could pursuit the idea which Evan Kirstel shared in his tweet captioning it - "Well this is handy". And indeed it is, specially for...
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Artificial Intelligence Creeps Into Daily Life
"We will see robots in the home and (powering) self-driving cars, but also in railway stations, hospitals and elsewhere in cities."
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Senior Citizens Wary Of Giving Control To Robots: Study
Senior citizens would likely accept robots as helpers and entertainment providers, but may not be willing to give up too much control to the machines, scientists, including one of Indian-origin, have found.
