Botropolis: This week in robots

Posted in Robots by Conner Flynn on July 17th, 2009

Botropolis: This week in robotsLike the Terminator, robot news just doesn’t stop. As usual, we have you covered over at Botropolis. Everything robot, all the time. And yes, the deeper we delve into the seedy underworld of robotics and robots in our culture, the more fearful fascinated we become. It’s clear that robots are our ultimate destruction friends and ultimate salvation. Seriously, I have nightmares every night. I have the shakes. I welcome them with open arms and embrace their master plan. Below are some of the things we covered this week.

*edited by the Robot Editorial Guild. Streamlining your words since 2009. Streamlining your thoughts soon after.

We hate snakes: Carnegie Mellon’s robotic snake on video.

Einstein: E=MC smile.

Tough times: Japanese Robots Are Getting Laid Off.

PR: You thought human PR guys were bad…

Robot movies: Make your own.

Weird Science: Researchers Create Cyborg Robot Moth, Network Of Crickets.

That’s just some of what we covered this week. Don’t forget to follow our feed and get all of the latest robot news. Have a great weekend everyone.

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