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SkySweeper Robot Makes Inspecting Power Lines Simple and Inexpensive

The SkySweeper prototype could be scaled up for less than $1,000

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A blind robot that can climb stairs littered with obstacles

A blind robot that can climb stairs littered with obstacles
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Delivery robots set to become ubiquitous in Korea

Starting in August, consumers placing delivery orders in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, might encounter robots waiting at their doors with the packages they purchased.

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Disney Imagineering s latest robot looks like a real-life Star Wars droid

Disney has unveiled a new bipedal robot that can walk unassisted and remain balanced, even when shoved or having a literal rug pulled from beneath it.

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Meet the smallest and fastest robot-insects ever developed

The mini-bug and water strider open up new realms in the field of small robots.

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