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    ro·bot·ic
    /rōˈbädik/

    adjective

    • 1. relating to or of the nature of robots: "a robotic device for performing surgery"

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    May 13, 2014 · Not possible if you do the maths. Your very own robot shopper? Dream on. So long, robot pals – and robot overlords. Sentient machines may never exist, according to a variation on a leading ...

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    Nov 16, 2002 · My best friend's a robot. By Duncan Graham-Rowe. 16 November 2002. EVEN at 15 years old, Phoebe still likes playing with dolls. Unlike other kids of her age who are busy eyeing up the opposite sex ...

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    Apr 15, 2011 · By mimicking a chameleon's tongue, a robotic manipulator could be used for delicate manufacturing, or even bug-catching. In this animation, an inductive coil gun fires a magnetic "tongue tip ...

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    Feb 9, 2017 · 9 February 2017. Robotic pollen collector. Eijiro Miyako. A drone that can pollinate flowers may one day work side by side with bees to improve crop yields. About three-quarters of global crop ...

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    Apr 3, 2024 · A radical new theory rewrites the story of how life on Earth began. He and his colleagues created a heat flow chamber about the size of a playing card to model how a mix of organic molecules might ...

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    Oct 23, 2017 · Our autopilot mode seems to be run by a set of brain structures called the default mode network (DMN). It was discovered in the 1990s, when researchers noticed that people lying in brain scanners ...

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    Jul 1, 2011 · 1 July 2011. The first microscopic knots have been created inside a liquid crystal. This miniature “knot laboratory” could help mathematicians study the intricacies of knot theory and even ...

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