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May 30, 2005 In ways reminiscent of the Borg collective from "Star Trek," robots are learning to work together in large groups.iRobot's Angle on the future: More profit
August 23, 2007 Colin Angle, CEO of iRobot, talks about what the company can do for the military as well as for your dirty floors.iRobot CEO: Forget 'The Jetsons'
September 27, 2007 Chief executive Colin Angle offers a vision for the robot home contrary to the one you might have looked forward to as a kid.Photos: iRobot phones home, cleans guttersImages: Robots that do a soldier's work
February 16, 2005 These machines--some of which are already in use in Iraq--help keep Army personnel out of harm's way.Build your own bot, courtesy of iRobot
January 8, 2007 Want a robot that picks up your clothes? The maker of Roomba is out with a device that can be programmed to suit consumers' specific needs.Photos: Creating a customized iRobotiRobot unveils sniper detector
October 4, 2005 The robot maker equips its PackBot combat device with gear to help soldiers find enemy marksmen. Photo: Robotic sniper detectorSucking it up with the new Roomba
August 22, 2007 Cats and spare change, take notice: there's a new Roomba in town.Photos: iRobot's new 'robust' RoombaVideo: New Roomba put to the testRobot talk turns practical at RoboBusiness 2007
May 15, 2007 The U.S. Army has a lot to learn from nature. Also: iRobot launches a contest for the next home robot.My friend, the robot
May 24, 2006 Robots don't need arms, legs and a witty vocabulary to have a profound impact on human life, according to iRobot CEO Colin Angle.iRobot readies for war--and the household
October 25, 2004 Whether mopping up a battlefield or a living room floor, robots will get the job done, the company says.Week in video: Computers old and new, and ones that clean
August 24, 2007 A look at computing history, the new Roomba 560 cleaning robot, and a tour of one of the most eco-friendly buildings.This robot scrubs your floors
May 23, 2005 It may not be able to carry on a conversation like the robot in "Lost in Space," but iRobot's Scooba will mop. Photo: Scrub-a-dub ScoobaAt DigitalLife, a gadget bonanza
September 28, 2007 The New York tech show gets started with a number of product debuts, including Gateway's latest all-in-one PC.Robo-servants set to sweep into homes
October 20, 2004 Millions of new robots will be installed in households over the next few years, a U.N. report predicts.Photo galleries: Robots in action
March 17, 2007 Rapid advances in robot development are leading to a whole new generation of tools and toys.Robot uses minesweeping technology to clean rugs
July 12, 2004 The newest incarnation of iRobot's Roomba vacuum cleaner "listens" to dirt with vibration sensors.iRobot readies shop vac, new military bot
September 13, 2006 Whether you have a dirty garage or explosives that need to be detonated, iRobot has the machine for you.Sizing up the coming robotics revolution
May 15, 2007 Rodney Brooks, director of MIT's CSAIL and CTO of iRobot, discusses AI, robots and the coming bicentennial man.Photos: Humanoid robots come to life at MITRoomba rival looks to clean up
October 20, 2006 Evolution Robotics wants to bring eyesight to the appliances getting ready to sweep into your living room.Can Roomba maker iRobot clean up on Wall Street?
July 27, 2005 Maker of machines for "dull, dirty or dangerous" jobs is hoping those capable bots can help it raise up to $115 million in an IPO.
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