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Cloud meets hardware: The inevitable merger
The evidence is piling up: Hardware systems will increasingly work in tandem with the cloud.
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Sex Tech: Reddit vs. Romney, Sex Addiction, Spankable Robot, Tumblr Sued
Tumblr sued by Perfect 10, Reddit vs. Mitt Romney, Japanese robot butt for spanking, no science for sex addiction.
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Sensing systems for robots could help blind navigate
Parisian researchers have developed a 3D navigation system for the blind using a pair of glasses equipped with cameras and sensors like those used in robot exploration.
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iRobot's military bots get smarter and more agile (photos)
A look inside iRobot's workshop to build robots able to get home on their own, establish a mesh network, and pick up things without destroying them.
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iRobot's Ava: She's got the touch (photos)
Meet Ava, iRobot's prototype robot that can autonomously navigate a room and enable a videoconference with her tablet user interface.
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Swarms of robots to mine space (photos)
Planetary Resources plans to harvest water and other valuable natural resources from near-by asteroids.
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Sex Tech: IsAnyoneUp, Robot Prostitutes, Dating Spreadsheet Disaster
Revenge porn site becomes anti-bullying site, a dating spreadsheet goes viral, UK's largest abortion provider hacked, Kink sues a tube site and more.
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One Laptop per Child: Disappointing results?
Is the One Laptop per Child scheme producing the results we expected?
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Navy gets on board with robots (photos)
The Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research signals the Navy's desire to speed up development of autonomous robots with a testing lab that simulates a range of natural environments.
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Rethinking the robot through history (images)
The early days of automatons and robots were often viewed as mechanized humans, but today's robots come in a wide variety of shapes and address a growing number of very specialized tasks.
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2012's top ten tech. April Fools' Day stories
There were some great April Fools' Day tech. stories this year, The grand champion this year though was a political blog post claiming that Mitt Romney had dropped out the Presidential race......
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Hulu Plus hits the Android tablet
The Hulu Plus monthly video streaming service is now available for certain Android tablets.
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Robotic jellyfish runs off renewable energy
Researchers at the University of Texas (Dallas) and Virginia Tech experiment with a robot that runs of hydrogen and oxygen.
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Fraunhofer's artistic robot at CeBIT (photos)
The Fraunhofer Institute shows off a robot that could take a digital photo and convert it into a drawing at CeBIT. Its day job is measuring the performance of reflective materials.
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March of the humanoid robots
As robotics researchers meet to gauge the industry's progress, a look back at some of the more eye-catching humanoid robots to strut their stuff recently.
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Robots look for real-world jobs (photos)
At the Human-Robot Interaction conference, industrial and research robots show off what they can do.
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'Cheetah' sets land speed record for legged robots
Created by Boston Dynamics and funded by DARPA, Cheetah is allegedly now the fastest legged robot on the planet.
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The Robotation Academy at CeBIT (photos)
Automated manufacturing is a big theme at CeBIT, a mammoth technology show in Germany, and the Robotation Acedemy is designed to school industrialists to become robot operators -- and owners.
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Toy Fair 2012 (photos)
iPad accessories, dancing robots, kid DVRs, helicopters, and more: the best of Toy Fair 2012.
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