Robots
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Harvard Scientists Build Fart-Powered Octobot for Soft Robotics
A soft, rubber-like robot powered by farts? It's all real! A team of Harvard scientists has created the first ever octobot, a squishy autonomous robot that's powered by gas under pressure such as hydrogen peroxide.
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German Researchers Create Artificial Nervous System for Robots to Experience Pain
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NASA Prepares Humanoid "Valkyrie" for Trip To Mars
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Robots Could Be Better at Performing Surgeries Than Human Surgeons
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Elon Musk Opens $1 Billion "Robot Gym" for Artificial Intelligence Training
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Humanoid Robot Mermaid Exists, Hunts for Sunken Treasures
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Scientists Discover Key Neurons For Controlling a Cockroach's Mind
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Robots: Sensors in Three Fingers Increase Tactility [VIDEO]
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Tiny Fish Robots Could Deliver Medicine Into Blood Stream
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Robots Can Adapt like Animals [VIDEO]
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Nature Inspires Robots With Materials That Think
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Robots Trace The Cause of Antarctica's Melt
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Rise of the Machines? Scientists Develop Self-Organizing Robot Swarm
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