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January 22, 2009

The cutting edge of robotics:

Singularity Hub has reviewed the best commercial and research lab robots from 2008 and has videos of each and every one.

It's a fantastic collection that has everything from exoskeletons, to violin playing humanoids, to ultra-lightweight robots that fly by flapping gossamer-thin wings.

The most curious is probably the robot self-reassembling chair or maybe the robo-shapes from the ISI Polymorphic Robotics Laboratory.

Anyway, a fascinating collection and great to see how AI and mechanical engineering are being applied to create the latest in cutting-edge robotics.


Link to 'A Review of the Best Robots of 2008' videos.

Vaughan.

Posted at January 22, 2009 08:00 AM

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