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  • missiles Russian Gun Show debuts a new robot dog with a missile launcher backpack Thom Dunn
  • canny valley Android appears to amuse itself in front of a mirror Mark Frauenfelder
  • robotics Dead spiders reanimated as robot grippers in "necrobotics" breakthrough David Pescovitz
  • chess Video: the moment a chess robot broke 7-year-old opponent's finger during game David Pescovitz
  • robotics This robotic finger is covered in living human skin David Pescovitz
  • microrobotics Researchers create a robot so small it can crawl along the edge of a penny Gareth Branwyn
  • robotics Behold! A robot that peels a banana without mushing it! David Pescovitz
  • imitation learning Quadruped robot can raise up on its hind legs Mark Frauenfelder
  • microscale Tiny liquid robots swim around powered by "food" in the water instead of electricity David Pescovitz
  • robo boats A robot tugboat just made a successful 1000-mile journey overseas Thom Dunn
  • tanks US Army to run battle simulations between groups of robotic tanks David Pescovitz
  • wearbles Wearable robotic exoskeleton that transforms into wheeled scooter David Pescovitz
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    poop ai iRobot built over 100 models of dog poop to train Roomba's visual AI Clive Thompson
  • microrobots The tiny robeetle earned Guinness Record as world's smallest crawling robot David Pescovitz
  • biomechanics Watch these squirrels do parkour… for science! David Pescovitz
  • parkour Watch these humanoid robots do parkour (and sometimes fail gloriously!) David Pescovitz
  • mechanized performance art Mark Setrakian's Axis, a sinister-looking robotic hand that spins a globe Gareth Branwyn
  • hair Robot learns to brush tangly hair without inflicting pain David Pescovitz
  • exoskeletons This self-walking exoskeleton infers your destination and takes you there David Pescovitz
  • sneakers These sneakers are woven by robots and have 3D-printed soles David Pescovitz
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