It's almost the weekend, which means it's our last show of the week. We've got some great stuff, though, no slacking here: DARPA's Robotics Challenge will feature Atlas, a robot we've seen before, but has been almost entirely rebuilt from the ground up and is ready to compete; Harvard is offering a free online course intended to help anyone understand more about searching for alien life; and vStone in Japan hosted an all-robot press conference and introduced us to two adorable little robots who could assist the elderly someday.
We weren't kidding, it's a jam-packed show. Enjoy it, and we'll see you next Monday!
Tomorrow Daily 117 [mp3]: Upgraded Atlas robot, an adorable robot press conference, and more
Here are some links and notes for all the things on the show today:
- Atlas robot is 75% new, ready to compete in the DARPA Robotics Challenge
- Free online course about searching for alien life will be taught by a Harvard professor
- vStone introduces two adorable new robots at a press conference...hosted by two *other* robots
- Into It: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and the history of sci-fi films in 4 minutes
- User Feedback: Your #TDHoloLens feedback, and our Phonetographer of the Day
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