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5 Sep 2014:
We’ve been getting such great contributions from our readers that we want to share them on our blog. Here are some of this week’s highlights
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4 Sep 2014: Makers of a tiny wheeled robot hope it will recreate moves from Tony Hawk’s Skateboarding, jumping up 1.5m and doing tricks as it flies. By Samuel Gibbs
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29 Aug 2014:
Tech company explores the potential for self-flying aircraft but FAA regulations remain an obstacle to commercialisation
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28 Aug 2014: A patent application outlines how Disney’s theme parks could swap traditional displays for drone aerial light displays and animated puppets. By Samuel Gibbs
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26 Aug 2014: Science fiction’s big ideas don’t translate well to the screen – either smothered in syrup by directors (A.I.) or played for laughs (Starship Troopers). Does the latest Antonio Banderas robot blockbuster mark a new dawn, asks Ben Child
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22 Aug 2014:
We’ve been getting such great contributions from our readers that we want to share them on our blog. Here are some of this week’s highlights
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19 Aug 2014: With commercial robots looking like becoming an important part of our futures, we would like to see your very own robot designs and artwork
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17 Aug 2014: British company Engineered Arts' creation can hold eye contact with you, perform Singin' in the Rain – and even guess your age
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15 Aug 2014:
A new system has replicated the hive mind with over 1,000 simple robots collaborating without human control. By Samuel Gibbs
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12 Aug 2014:
Art lovers all over the world can log on to the Tate website and control four robot guides that were test-driven by Space Oddity astronaut Chris Hadfield
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12 Aug 2014:
It's not a hi-tech art heist, but a brand new way to explore art galleries by night. Design team The Workers have created four robots that will roam Tate Britain for five nights. Oliver Wainwright gets the first glimpse of the robots' eye view
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11 Aug 2014:
Jess Zimmerman: From Asimov’s vision of 2014 to futurist ‘experts’, we have no idea what’s next. Know-it-alls need to stop pretending they do
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10 Aug 2014: Fears of playing god by creating machines that become ever more clever are misplaced. We need to be cautious, but can maintain control
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8 Aug 2014:
A team of Harvard engineers who designed a self-assembling, walking robot say the design could be utilised in harsh environments such as space or the battlefield
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8 Aug 2014:
With robots made from sausage-stuffers in the barn and follies in the fields, Grymsdyke Farm is the ideal place for students to experiment with new technologies and local materials. Its creators explain why every village needs a robot
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