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DeltaV wrote:AI. It's not for sissies.
Speaking of AI. I seemed to have run in to an AI chatbot on the 'net.

http://classicalvalues.com/2011/10/iming/
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ladajo wrote:Add some saws and syringe arms, and I think they may be on to something...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pF0uLnMo ... r_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_uU3MAOfxM
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Sweet, thanks...still creepy.

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Roboblimp is coming your way soon...

http://www.wired.com/dangerroom/2011/10 ... more-59427

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Another use for Polywell p-11B fusion ash.

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That darn world wide shortage of Helium rears its ugly head again...

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DeltaV wrote:Virginia Tech engineers sweep world cup of robotic soccer
Give them 'bots some caffeine.


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The winning robots — the adult-sized CHARLI-2 and miniature bots called Darwin-OP — were built in Blacksburg by students and staff versed in artificial intelligence and funded by with corporate and government grants and student dollars, Mackay said. They are fully autonomous and can spot, pursue and kick the ball on their own and not are controlled by any adult on the sidelines, he said.

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New and improved Honda Asimo humanoid robot now more autonomous

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Smaller, lighter, smarter, faster. These are the words that every tech company would like to use to announce their new products. The Asimo robot fulfills all of those.

Asimo can now walk over non-flat surfaces without the entire thing ending up as an epic fail viral video, has improved voice recognition technology and can even do a handy trick: pour wine into a paper cup (without crushing it).


http://dvice.com/archives/2011/11/new-and-improve-2.php
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Compared to the soccer 'bots, Asimo is a Red Bull addict.

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To Create the Perfect Machine, Soldiers Build a Robot Out of Robots


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Specifically, soldiers there mounted a TiaLinx Cougar 10 (that’s the robot that can hear your terrified breathing through a concrete wall via radio frequency sensors) on top of a faster and stronger Lockheed Martin Squad Mission Support System (SMSS), a load-bearing unmanned ground vehicle that went to Afghanistan recently for operational testing.


http://www.popsci.com/technology/articl ... out-robots
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This Robot Can Hear Your Frightened Breathing, Even Through Walls


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The Cougar20-H, manufactured by California-based TiaLinx, is the latest iteration in a series of sensor systems employing the company’s fine beam ultra-wideband (UWB), multi-gigahertz radio frequency (RF) sensor array (we’ll call it UWB RF). Its earlier Eagle5-N was a tripod-mounted radar that could detect breathing and monitor heartbeat through walls. An army grant then led to the development of the Cougar10-L, which essentially mounted the Eagle5-N on a small, remotely controlled robot.

http://www.popsci.com/technology/articl ... ough-walls


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Just in case anyone thought we were kidding...

http://www.navy.mil/navydata/technology/usvmppr.pdf

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A girl robot...

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Japan's entertaining robot that sings and looks like a beautiful young female is finally learning how to walk just like a beautiful girl—well, almost.
HRP-4C female robot has a new walk (w/ video)

(D, pimped the post for ya)

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FEMBOTS, Gaa!!!
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