Florida man, Craig Hershoff, invented this voice-activated robot to help with elderly patients and people who have issues with dexterity put their contacts in - though it looks pretty freaky.
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With Burgers n' Brews taking place this Friday in downtown Flint, I thought it would be a good time to talk about the world's first burger-making robot.
I am not sure if Scarlett Johansson should be honored or completely freaked out by this? A 42-year-old man spent $50,000 to create a robot in her image and I have to tell you it is eerily creepy and impressive all at the same time.
It looks like we are getting closer and closer to robots taking over the world or to start, destroying all humans. That is what Sophia, the world's most advanced robot said during a TV interview.
You may or may not know what a Rubik's cube is. I had one as a teen. I would just peel the stickers off and pretend I solved it. Wah wah. I have witnessed people solving this hand held puzzle for real - but not this fast. Watch as a robot solves a cube in less than 3 seconds. We are doomed! Robots will soon rule the earth. Along with Ironsnake that is, because Ironsnake always RULES!
If your idea of a robot is metal and wires only, think again. This particular bot looks like one creepy ass dude! In fact it/he is modeled after novelist Phillip K. Dick. Do you know him? Me either. Nonetheless this futuristic robot gives one creepy interview.
Boston Dynamics has developed a four-legged robot that so far can run about 16MPH on flat terrain but can tackle all types of terrain. I'm sure one day they will look back at this video and laugh at how slow and loud this technology is but for now it's amazing.
Vaginas are pretty awesome, so I'm not surprised that somebody made a robot version of them. I am surprised it's being used for practicing baby delivery, not practicing baby making. Check out the horrifying video.
This video is a badass demonstration of a cheetah robot galloping at 18 miles per hour. This is a brand new land speed record for legged robots. The last record was back in 1989 with a speed of 13 miles per hour. I love technology and we are advancing fast.