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Jackrabbot: A Social Robot for Crowded Spaces

One thing that robots have trouble with is walking through crowds. It comes very naturally to humans, but robots, not so much. Well, a team from Stanford University is working on making robots that can move…

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SCAMP Robot Flies, Perches & Climbs: Cosmic Spider-Bot

First, we saw a robot that could both fly and walk. Then we saw a robot that could fly, walk and perch. Now we have SCAMP, a robot that can do all of the above as…

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Tiny Robots with Sticky Feet Drag Heavy Loads: Atlas Tugged

A few years ago we saw a prototype for a robot with gecko-like pads, allowing it to stick to and move on uneven and vertical surfaces. A group of Stanford students made two robots with the…

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Stanford Calming Tech Center Wants to Keep Technology from Stressing Us out

One thing that I’ve personally experienced from living the always-connected 21st century lifestyle – your gadgets can stress you out. Whether it’s the pressure that you constantly need to check email, or that your boss might…

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Stanford Engineers Create JediBot, Slowest Jedi Ever

Some engineering students at Stanford get to take a class that might be the coolest class ever called Experimental Robotics. Being the geeks they are, some of the students opted to build a robot arm that…

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Frankencamera: Open Source Digital Camera

Stanford computer science and electrical engineering professor Marc Levoy is a bit tired of the marketing gimmicks for digital cameras. He says that the “megapixel war” is over and the battle has now shifted from quantity…

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Mesicopters: Tiny Flying Robots to Take Over the World (Someday)

Stanford researchers have designed these incredible little robots are about the size of a quarter for use in atmospheric research on Earth (and one day) on Mars. I just want them for conducting research in my…

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