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- IROS 2013: UAVs Get a Grip With Full-Size Robot Arms
- We’re Being Driven to Distraction by Clamorous Computing
- Self-Driving Cars Gain Backing of U.S. Regulators
- Experts Plunge Into the Uncanny Valley, Celebrate Masahiro Mori
- "Princess Machine": Encouraging Girls in STEM with a Rube Goldberg Contraption Music Video
| IROS 2013: UAVs Get a Grip With Full-Size Robot Arms Posted: 21 Nov 2013 08:13 AM PST  Now that we've got flying robots that can do all kinds of crazy acrobatics, why not add some arms to make them useful? |
| We’re Being Driven to Distraction by Clamorous Computing Posted: 21 Nov 2013 07:00 AM PST  Technology must be more self-effacing |
| Self-Driving Cars Gain Backing of U.S. Regulators Posted: 20 Nov 2013 02:48 PM PST  Federal officials welcome the idea of autonomous cars but caution against rushing the technology |
| Experts Plunge Into the Uncanny Valley, Celebrate Masahiro Mori Posted: 20 Nov 2013 01:19 PM PST  And Dr. Robot makes a rare appearance |
| "Princess Machine": Encouraging Girls in STEM with a Rube Goldberg Contraption Music Video Posted: 20 Nov 2013 09:32 AM PST  A start-up toy company intends to convince a million girls to be engineers: and this video just may help |
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