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Robots Stalking Robots Stalking Robots
June 8, 1998 — It's a robot version of spy versus spy. Stanford computer scientists have equipped "observer" robots with video cameras and successfully programmed them to track "target" robots. ... > full story -
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Australian Scientists Develop World's Largest Robot
May 6, 1998 — A team of Australian scientists is developing the world's largest robot - 75 metres tall, weighing 3500 tonnes and able to devour 150 tonnes of rock in a single ... > full story -
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Unique Centre For Advanced Robotics, Mechatronics And Intelligent Systems Created At University Of Toronto
April 9, 1998 — Energenius Inc. and the University of Toronto will establish a new centre for research into advanced robotics, mechatronics and intelligent systems, bringing together international researchers from ... > full story -
It Might Wobble And Stagger, But Cornell's Headless Robot Is Providing Insights Into How Humans Walk
April 8, 1998 — It doesn't have a brain or a heart, and its walk is a little like the scarecrow's, but a little headless, armless, trunkless two-legged robot, developed at Cornell University, can walk, ... > full story -
Vanderbilt University Engineers Developing Robotic Insects
December 28, 1997 — Two Vanderbilt University mechanical engineering professors are developing a tiny insect-like robot, about a third the size of a credit card, which will have applications for military and ... > full story -
Robot Lawn Mower At UF Designed To Change Suburban Landscape
August 8, 1997 — George Jetson, eat your heart out. A robot lawn mower called LawnNibbler, developed at the University of Florida's Machine Intelligence Laboratory, can cut your grass intelligently -- avoiding ... > full story
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