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Robot CIMON launched by space X

SpaceX, the space company, has commissioned NASA to launch a robot with artificial intelligence to the ISS space station. The CIMON (Crew Interactive Mobile Companion) spherical robot has a large screen with a drawn face. With fourteen propellers, CIMON can move itself through the weightless space station.
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LG invests 78 million euro in robot start ups

LG has invested 78 million euro in robotics start-ups. The investment is part of LG's ThinQ AI strategy and the company promises that more investments will follow.
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On this site you’ll find information about robots at home and in our lives. We try to provide the full spectrum of available robots and bring you the latest news about personal robots, robot animals, toy robots, housekeeping robots, controllable robots, health care robots and humanoids.

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Robot CIMON launched by space X

SpaceX, the space company, has commissioned NASA to launch a robot with artificial intelligence to the ISS space station. The CIMON (Crew Interactive Mobile Companion) spherical robot has a large screen with a drawn face. With fourteen propellers, CIMON can move itself through the weightless space station.
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LG invests 78 million euro in robot start ups

LG has invested 78 million euro in robotics start-ups. The investment is part of LG's ThinQ AI strategy and the company promises that more investments will follow.
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Robot makes its debut at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest

San Marino was the first country to add a robot to its act at the Eurovision song festival. During the song Who We Are by Jessika feat. Jenifer Brening we see 4 NAO robots accompanying the singer with dance and entertainment.
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Handle, new Boston Dynamics robot

Boston Dynamics has shown a new robot. Unlike robots that the company previously made, now with wheels that are attached to the legs.
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The use of robots in the fight against ebola

Robot helps in the fight against ebola. "In the state of Texas, a robot is being used to kill all kinds of bacteria with ultraviolet radiation. The robot is currently used to clean rooms in more than 250 hospitals in the United States. The robot does the preliminary work, after which an employee of the hospital can safely carry out the other cleaning. The development and use of robots is currently the subject of much debate. A few examples where the usefulness of robots is clear.
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Interesting robots at CES 2018

Every year, the latest electronics and robotics are presented at the CES. The fair gives a foretaste of what to expect in the coming year. We have listed a number of interesting robots for you. If you want to follow the latest development, please visit our Twitter channel with the latest news from the CES 2018.
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Honda 3E robot concept

Every year, the CES displays the latest electronic devices and robots. Honda has already let go of a foretaste. With the Concept '3E: Empower, Experience, Empathy' Honda wants to show new robot concepts at the trade show in Las
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MIT teaches robots to understand context

MIT researchers have developed a system to teach robots context. This allowed a test robot to correctly process ninety percent of complex commands.
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Will Amazon bring a robot to your home?

According to Bloomberg technology, Amazon is working on a robot, codenamed De Vesta, for the home. Little is known yet about what the robot could do. According to some, it should make sure that Amazon's clever assistant, Alexa, gets to follow you when you go to a room without a smart speaker.
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Robots and work, what may we expect

The World Economic Forum predicts, based on interviews with directors of member firms, that by 2025, 52 percent of all work will be in the hands of programmable machines. At present, about 29 percent of all work is done by robots. At the same time, it is possible that the rapid developments in the ICT field will create some 133 million new jobs in 2022. These will replace 75 million jobs that will disappear. The WEF advises governments to anticipate this forecast now and to retrain employees in the risk sectors early.
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