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The Latest Breaking News on Robotics

Once strictly science fiction, the reality of a human-machine hybrid could be less than 10 years away. An unnerved Samuel Fishwick reports from an augmented future

Evening Standard

UK's largest and most advanced robotics centre opens in Edinburgh

THE UK’s largest and most advanced robotics centre has opened in Edinburgh.

The National (Scotland)

Roomba creators, iRobot announce a new robot as well as enhancements to unlock their full potential

Exciting updates from iRobot as they announce their latest Roomba which combines it's vacuum abilities with mop functionality

Daily Mirror

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The Smash Mash Martians that quickly became cult icons on Merseyside

These are a blast from the past

Liverpool Echo

What Is Tesla AI Day? Here's Everything You Need To Know

From the latest tech in its cars to upcoming projects, such as the Optimus Bot, Tesla’s second AI Day event is likely to be full of pleasant surprises.

InsideEVs

Tesla Expects Thousands Of Humanoid Robots To Work In Its Factories

The information comes from a job listing posted by the manufacturer looking for programmers to work the Tesla Bot project.

InsideEVs

A laughing robot and the possibilities of AI

Letter: Yvonne Whalley remembers a play in which a robot develops at least one human trait

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‘An empty room can break me’: meet Kogonada, the director who is desperate for connection

A longing for connection is at the heart of this Korean-American director’s work, whether he’s tackling historical epics or a sci-fi film about a malfunctioning robot

The Guardian - UK

Trash can-sized robots could revolutionize how you travel — but there's a catch

The new gita robots will carry your things and navigate the world right behind you, making long walks easier than ever. But a growing batch of tracking robots raise security and accessibility questions.

Inverse

After Yang review: A gentle vision of the near future in which Colin Farrell thrives

Like director Kogonada’s previous film ‘Columbus’, this also considers the indissoluble relationship between the soul and the things it creates

The Independent UK

Japanese researchers develop solar cell 'backpacks' to create controllable cyborg cockroaches

A team of Japanese researchers have demonstrated the ability to mount "backpacks" of solar cells and electronics on cockroaches and control their motion via remote control.

ABC News

Michael Flynn claims globalists will try to turn humans into cyborgs after failing to change their DNA with Covid shots

Trump’s former adviser has become leading figure in QAnon conspiracy theory movement

The Independent UK

The AIs are here: Robodogs, Amazon's Astro & more. Attachment issues!

There is the Hollywood version of AI robots — the "AI" stands for "artificial intelligence" — that has given us the scary future depicted in the "Terminator", "Matrix," and "RoboCop" movies.

Tribune News Service

After Yang review – what to do when your AI robot child goes wrong?

Kogonada’s enigmatic sci-fi drama channels Charlie Kaufman and Philip K Dick as Colin Farrell and Jodie Turner Smith try to fix the faulty AI bot they bought for their adopted daughter

The Guardian - UK

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Kishida mulls how to lure skilled foreign workers

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced Saturday that he is considering systemic reforms to attract highly-skilled and knowledgeable foreign human resources.

Daily Mirror

Incredible Whiz robomop can clean 1,500 square metres in three hours using AI

The Whiz is being hailed as one answer to a shortage of human cleaners but costs a pretty penny at £21,000 and cleaning guru Aggie MacKenzie, from Channel 4 show How Clean Is Your House?, says robots are a long way off replacing humans...

Inverse

Why everyday household chores may be practically impossible for today’s robots

While companies like Tesla and Dyson are developing household robots that will allegedly do your chores, current technology may not accommodate their ambitious goals.

Chicago Sun-Times

Robot food delivery pilot program gets green light from City Council committee

If the full council endorses the plan, a year-old, pandemic-inspired test would expand to an area bounded by Halsted Street, Ogden Avenue, Roosevelt Road and the Eisenhower Expressway.

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ABC News

Pacific Islands remain divided on deep-sea mining as trial begins to extract precious metals from ocean floor

Pacific countries remain divided as a deep-sea mining company prepares to test a system to extract minerals and metals from the ocean floor.

Tribune News Service

Auto supplier Magna bringing electric delivery robots to Metro Detroit

DETROIT — Canadian auto supplier Magna International Inc. is building an autonomous, electric delivery vehicle, it said Wednesday at the North American International Auto Show.

Input

Nike made a robot to clean and repair your sneakers

The “Bot Initiated Longevity Lab,” aka BILL, will help extend your sneaker’s lifespan.

The Hindu

First test-flight of Gaganyaan this year: Minister Jitendra Singh

The first test-flight will be followed by sending a female-looking spacefaring humanoid robot — Vyom Mitra — in outer space likely next year, said Union Minister Jitendra Singh

The Independent UK

GM's Cruise robotaxi service to expand into Phoenix, Austin

General Motors’ self-driving car company has announced plans to expand a robotaxi service into new markets in Arizona and Texas before the end of this year

Inverse

A new rover with crescent-shaped “wheels” could conquer difficult lunar terrain

Even with such a small size, the rover can still pack a decent amount of sensors on its platform, including two custom-made cameras and a radiation sensor.

WEKU

Before the holiday season, workers at America's busiest ports are fighting the robots

As the shipping industry pushes for more automation at West Coast ports, the powerful union representing dockworkers is fighting back, saying robots will only kill good American jobs.

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