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Le groupe japonais Honda vient de présenter une toute nouvelle version de son robot humanoïde ASIMO dévoilée en novembre 2011.... Lire la suite ici http://servicy.com/fr/news/12-technologie/688-une-nouvelle-version-pour-le-robot-humanoide-asimo- Nasa : lance son robot Curiosity vers Mars. http://servicy.com/fr/news/36-astronomie/639-nasa--lance-son-robot-curiosity-vers-mars Ce samedi est un jour spécial pour la NASA, qui lancera son rover Curiosity à destination de Mars. C’est le robot, le plus avancé techniquement jamais envoyé... Lire la suite ici http://servicy.com/fr/news/36-astronomie/639-nasa--lance-son-robot-curiosity-vers-mars The toys for this robot boxing movie are supreme, sure to be collectors items. This article reviews the Rock 'em Sock 'em style robot playsets and video games based on the real steel movie for Playstation PS3 and Xbox 360. Don't miss the hot soundtrack MP3 album from the movie with a great selection of top musicians and bands. http://youtu.be/rp6dxBcy0vc -- I agree with you, James, on the point of stop-motion and animatronic effects! Robots look more "robotic" with stop motion and animatronic effects! Good review! Those movies look like their worth a view! After MUCH suffering at the robot hands of the mainstream medical community, this article really hit home! Can you believe: doctors in Belgium now schedule 4 appointments an hour? Fifteen minutes to understand and advise an ill person? How can you swear by the Hippocratic oath to be a healer and "process" people like industrial cattle? Grrrr! Liked by StacieDeSantisDorego Nao, the miniature humanoid robot favorite, has added yet another capability to its growing list of awesomeness. It hasn’t gotten better at recognizing objects and faces. Its language comprehension skills haven’t been refined. Nor has it learned any new dance moves or card games. The latest addition to Nao’s bag of tricks is more about maintenance than marvel. Aldebaran, the makers of Nao, have created NEST – Nao Energy STation – that the robot uses to charge itself. No longer will members of the Nao Developer Program keep having to check to see if the robot’s still got juice. When its battery runs low, it simply walks over to its charging station, backs up to a post, plugs in just below its neck and takes a seat while it powers up. It uses its image tracking technology to orient itself to markings on a mat attached to the post. And because Nao is so smart, if the position of the markings is shifted somehow, say on an irregular surface, it adjusts and remembers for the n... read full post Liked by Miltiathis A second brilliant project she mentioned was Ciudad Nazca / Nazca City, a land art project in which a robot draws a true scale map of an imaginary city onto the surface of the Peruvian desert. Artist Rodrigo Derteano's autonomous robot plows the desert ground to uncover its underlying, lighter color, using a technique similar to the one of the Nazca lines, the gigantic and enigmatic geoglyphs traced between 400 and 650 AD in the desert in southern Peru. Guided by its sensors, the robot quietly traced the founding lines of a new city that looks like a collage of existing cities from Latin America. |
