A computerized essay reader ‘doesn’t care if you say the War of 1812 started in 1945′, criticizes one reviewer.
Sure, sushi machines are nothing new, but even the most high-powered machines are just as fast as a skilled chef. Enter 2012, though: the SushiBot has emerged to steal their jobs.
At Hong Kong’s “Robots in Motion 2012″ Expo, one of the world’s most sophisticated (and beautiful) robots came to life
Friday’s links take a look at robots in space and “futuristic” women.
In prisons of the future, watchtowers and barbed wire may be just a formality. South Korea is debuting robot wardens with the power to stop jailbreaks.
In honor of Monday, today’s links sympathize with the slow-starting and celebrate the forward thinking.
Innovative and unique ideas take center stage in today’s links.
Grilled Cheese Month? Cats birthing dogs? Ducks alternative to condoms? Today’s links offer you some fun facts we bet you haven’t encountered before
Organizers have taken heat over the potentially dangerous summer temperatures in Qatar. But the Arab emirate has come up with a futuristic solution, and as usual, cost is not an issue.
A restaurant that opened this month in the eastern Chinese province of Shandong uses robots for waiters, boosting efficiency and providing further proof that human beings are superfluous. Machines don’t grumble over tips. And they can’t spit in your food.
