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Robots, our new friends electric?
Fictional robots always have a personality: Marvin was paranoid, C-3PO was fussy and HAL 9000 was murderous. But reality is disappointingly different.

Robots, our new friends electric?
Major EU project aims to develop first robot personalities in order to strengthen engagement with humans

Robot conspiracy
ALBANY, N.Y. | Self steering vacuum cleaners. Self parking cars. Dolls responding to voice commands.We may not be living in the world of The Jetsons, but robots are definitely becoming a part of ordinary life.

Math-phobes take note: geometry makes beautiful
I’m tired of people building robots that can do stuff. Amit Kagian, an M.Sc. graduate from Tel Aviv University’s School of Computer Sciences has successfully taught a computer how to interpret attractiveness in women. Of course, the first question that I had when I heard that was, “Why? Who cares?”

Professor studies use of robot teams for rescue, soccer
An associate computer sciences professor will spend a year in Israel studying the use of teams of robots for rescue situations. Peter Stone said robots can be employed for rescue operations following natural disasters. He recently received a 2008 Guggenheim Fellowship, which will fund his research.

The SWARM: Coming to a battlefield near you
University of Pennsylvania receives grant to study swarming behavior and adapt it to military robots.

The Pentagon's Cyborg Insects
Biological weapons delivered by cyborg insects. It sounds like a nightmare scenario straight out of the wilder realms of science fiction, but it could be a reality, if a current Pentagon project comes to fruition.

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