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April 28, 2005 These days, robots are doing just about everything, from dancing to riding camels to taking people up stairs.Images: How to clone a robot
May 12, 2005 Scientists at Cornell University have created small robots that can build copies of themselves.Photos: Robots work in swarms and hives
May 30, 2005 In ways reminiscent of the Borg collective from "Star Trek," robots are learning to work together in large groups.Photos: Snakebot slithers through rough terrain
March 28, 2005 What good are legs or wheels? Scientists at the University of Michigan say that a serpentine stucture gives their bot superior mobility.Photos: Robots light up the alarm
June 2, 2005 Sanyo and Tmsuk have developed a glowing robot that guards your home and serves as an ornament when off-duty.Photos: Robots mount up for camel races
April 20, 2005 Qatar is replacing young human riders with mechanical jockeys to bring an ancient tradition into the 21st century.Photos: In step with tomorrow's robots
June 9, 2005 Robots that dance, drum and taste show off at Prototype Robot Exhibition at Aichi World Expo in Japan.Photo: Hitachi's rolling robots
March 15, 2005 Wheels rather than feet help Pal and Chum scoot around as they train for work in offices and factories.Photos: Simple robots take a hike
February 24, 2005 MIT, Cornell and Delft University of Technology projects are attempting to build simple robots that walk like humans.Photo gallery: Robots in action
October 25, 2004 The RoboNexus conference in Santa Clara, Calif., gives inventors a chance to put robots through their paces.New duties for robots
June 23, 2005 Researchers try out a new day care aide. Other machines are taking on more hazardous tasks.Photo: This robot flies
April 4, 2005 Honeywell is testing a flying robot with two cameras that deliver live video feeds to U.S. soldiers on the ground.Photo: Combat-ready robots
December 1, 2004 These Talon robots can be configured with M240 or M249 machine guns.Robots for the rest of us
April 26, 2007 Terk offers do-it-yourself robot recipes using off-the-shelf parts, onboard Linux controller.Photos: DIY robots from recipesImages: 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.Head over heels for tomorrow's personal robots
January 11, 2008 Our future appears to be full of empathetic, human-like, companion robots at relatively low prices.Science beats fiction in Robot Hall of Fame
May 15, 2007 Three of the four robots inducted this year by Carnegie Mellon were made by real scientists, not writers or directors.Photos: 2007 Robot Hall of Fame inducteesiRobot 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 gutters
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