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Breakthrough: Brain-Controlled Robotic Arm Helps Paralyzed Man to Feel Again
In a scientific breakthrough, for the first time, a mind-controlled robotic arm makes a paralyzed man, 28-year-old Nathan Copeland, feel the sensation of touch 10 years after his accident.
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Digital Intimacy: UK Scientists Discuss Sex with Robots, Why They're Better in Bed
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This is How Artificial Intelligence Will Change Urban Life in 2030, According to Stanford Study
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This Robot Shepherd in Australia Could Herd Cattle On Its Own
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NASA is Crowd Sourcing for Robots to be Deployed on Mars
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The Self-Learning Robot Has Been Invented
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Ingestible Origami Robot Successfully Removes Button Battery Stuck to Wall of Stimulated Stomach
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Cobots Collaborative Machines Can Work with People in Assembly and Production
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Elon Musk Opens $1 Billion "Robot Gym" for Artificial Intelligence Training
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Meet Jia Jia, the Realistic Robot Who Talks to Humans
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New Robot Inspired By Stealth Cockroaches
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Cinerama Insects? Praying Mantises Have 3D Vision Like Humans
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Pine Cones' Humidity Response Inspired New Technology For Tiny Robots
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