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Dr. Robot Tested At Hopkins
August 7, 2003 — It lacks the warm bedside manner of Marcus Welby or Dr. Kildare, but a high-tech robot being tested at The Johns Hopkins Hospital could be used to link patients with their physicians in a whole new ... > full story -
Researchers Use Lab Cultures To Create Robotic 'Semi-Living Artist'
July 9, 2003 — Working from their university labs in two different corners of the world, U.S. and Australian researchers have created what they call a new class of creative beings, "the semi-living artist" ... > full story -
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Robo-Thespians Help Mothers Of Kids With Cancer
June 12, 2003 — Cartoon figures animated by robotic artificial intelligence can help mothers cope with the stresses associated with caring for a child who has ... > full story -
Designing A Robot That Can Sense Human Emotion
December 16, 2002 — Forget the robot child in the movie "AI." Vanderbilt researchers Nilanjan Sarkar and Craig Smith have a less romantic but more practical idea in mind. "We are not trying to give a robot ... > full story -
Robotic Model Monster Truck Pushes Boundaries Of Computer Technology
October 9, 2002 — Computer scientists at OHSU's OGI School of Science and Engineering have stripped down a radio-controlled monster truck and turned it into a robotic vehicle that's helping them perfect the ... > full story -
Sandia Software Makes Bomb 'Bots Smarter
July 25, 2001 — Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have unveiled a wheeled police robot that makes many of the "how to" decisions on its own, freeing up its operator to make the more critical ... > full story -
Replacing Brawn With Brains: Advanced Software Algorithms Make Automation More Affordable
April 3, 2001 — Advanced software algorithms developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology are the foundation for a new robotic motion control system that will help manufacturers reduce the labor involved in ... > full story -
Carnegie Mellon Professor's Unique New Vision Technology Will Be Used To Present Replays In Super Bowl XXXV
January 24, 2001 — Football fans tuning into this year's Super Bowl will be treated to a unique new view of the action during playbacks. CBS Television will be presenting them using a new technology co-developed by ... > full story -
Spherical Motor Allows 3D Movement For Robots, Other Uses
January 13, 2001 — Engineers at Johns Hopkins have invented a globe-shaped motor that is capable of rotating in any direction. The device, which uses electromagnets controlled by a computer, could give robotic arms ... > full story -
Vanderbilt Engineers Build Robotic Bugs That Can Go The Distance
May 1, 2000 — Mechanical engineers at Vanderbilt University have designed and constructed a small robotic “bug” that can scuttle more than half a mile on a single battery ... > full story -
Virtual Reality To Help Train Surgeons
February 28, 2000 — Trainee surgeons of the future will be able to practise doing delicate operations before they ever touch a living ... > full story -
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Avalanche Victims Found Four Times Faster With Robotic "Swarm" Search Technique, Says Sandia Researcher
January 20, 2000 — Computationally, finding a snow-buried skier is remarkably similar to locating the point source of a chemical or biological attack. Sandia's recently developed computer program, which provides ... > full story
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