#robot innovation

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JAPAN Releases Footage of DANGEROUS Humanoid Robot to Rule The World!

Ready to be amazed by the cutting-edge technology from Japan? In this video, we'll explore the latest developments in humanoid robot technology from Japan and also explore dangerous humanoid robots to rule the world.

In today's groundbreaking video, you learn about the Japanese dangerous humanoid robot to rule the world. These robots are really out to rule the world. Discover the potential for this technology to transform industries, improve lives, and push the boundaries of what's achievable.

These robots and their potential impact on various industries and everyday life. It's evident that Japan and other countries are making significant strides in the field of robotics, pushing the boundaries of human-robot interaction.

1. Mahiro Enami's Robotic Arm System: Metal limbs controlled by neural connections, enhancing human capabilities.

2. Next Stage: A humanoid robot by Kada Robotics for industrial and commercial applications, with human-like agility and dexterity.

3. Poppy: Open-source humanoid robots for educational and research purposes by the Flowers Lab in France.

4. Nadine: A lifelike social robot from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University with advanced language comprehension and recognition capabilities.

5. Astra: A versatile humanoid robot by Aeonics known for its sleek design and advanced perception.

6. Ocean One: An underwater exploration robot designed by Stanford Robotics Lab, featuring advanced haptic feedback technology.

7. Serena 4: A humanoid robot from Iran's Center for Advanced Systems and Technologies, capable of mimicking human gestures and actions.

8. Valkyrie: NASA's humanoid robot designed for space exploration missions, with a human-like appearance and exceptional situational awareness.

9. Asuna: A lifelike companion robot with advanced AI for meaningful interactions and personalization.

10. Spot Mini: A versatile quadruped robot developed by Boston Dynamics known for its mobility and dynamic legs.

11. Eve: A full-size humanoid robot designed by Hall Robotics for high-risk and dangerous tasks.

12. Adam: A robotic bartender and barista by R Tech Robotics, capable of mixing various beverages with precision.

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JAPAN Releases Footage of DANGEROUS Humanoid Robot to Rule The World!

Ready to be amazed by the cutting-edge technology from Japan? In this video, we'll explore the latest developments in humanoid robot technology from Japan and also explore dangerous humanoid robots to rule the world.

In today's groundbreaking video, you learn about the Japanese dangerous humanoid robot to rule the world. These robots are really out to rule the world. Discover the potential for this technology to transform industries, improve lives, and push the boundaries of what's achievable.

These robots and their potential impact on various industries and everyday life. It's evident that Japan and other countries are making significant strides in the field of robotics, pushing the boundaries of human-robot interaction.

1. Mahiro Enami's Robotic Arm System: Metal limbs controlled by neural connections, enhancing human capabilities.

2. Next Stage: A humanoid robot by Kada Robotics for industrial and commercial applications, with human-like agility and dexterity.

3. Poppy: Open-source humanoid robots for educational and research purposes by the Flowers Lab in France.

4. Nadine: A lifelike social robot from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University with advanced language comprehension and recognition capabilities.

5. Astra: A versatile humanoid robot by Aeonics known for its sleek design and advanced perception.

6. Ocean One: An underwater exploration robot designed by Stanford Robotics Lab, featuring advanced haptic feedback technology.

7. Serena 4: A humanoid robot from Iran's Center for Advanced Systems and Technologies, capable of mimicking human gestures and actions.

8. Valkyrie: NASA's humanoid robot designed for space exploration missions, with a human-like appearance and exceptional situational awareness.

9. Asuna: A lifelike companion robot with advanced AI for meaningful interactions and personalization.

10. Spot Mini: A versatile quadruped robot developed by Boston Dynamics known for its mobility and dynamic legs.

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The Amazing AnswerBot.

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i love my Basketbot Portal AU

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It's the real life Wall-e..

[thepastisalreadywritten]

"The Writing Boy"

In 1774 AD, during the reign of Louis XVI (1754-1793), Swiss watchmaker Pierre Jacques Dro (1721-1790) unveiled a remarkable engineering feat that would go down in history as the world's first android or programmed automaton.

Known as "The Writing Boy," this creation appeared at first glance to be a simple wooden doll with a porcelain head, barefoot, and holding a goose feather.

But hidden within this seemingly ordinary toy was a technological marvel, a writing mechanism powered by 6,000 intricate moving parts, making it the first automatic calligrapher.

"The Writing Boy" was a groundbreaking achievement, as it was capable of writing complex sentences, such as "My inventor is Jacques Dro."

The automaton was a product of 20 months of meticulous work by Pierre Jacques Dro, and its debut in Paris stunned the court of King Louis XVI.

The android's ability to perform such an intricate task showcased the high level of craftsmanship and innovation of the time.

This astonishing creation marked a significant milestone in the history of robotics and engineering.

Not only was it the world’s first programmed android, but it also demonstrated the potential of machines to replicate human actions.

"The Writing Boy" paved the way for future advancements in automation, solidifying Pierre Jacques Dro’s legacy as a pioneer in the field of robotics.

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"Grandma, what have you done to my robot?" Mikhail Bitny (1971)

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Solenoids go clicky-clacky 🔩🔊🤖

We're testing out an I2C-to-solenoid driver today. It uses an MCP23017 expander. We like this particular chip for this usage because it has push-pull outputs, making it ideal for driving our N-channel FETs and flyback diodes. The A port connects to the 8 drivers, while the B port remains available for other GPIO purposes. For this demo, whenever we 'touch' a pin on port B to ground, the corresponding solenoid triggers provide an easy way to check speed and power usage.

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World’s First Quantum Processor With Topological Qubits

Quantum computing just hit a new milestone! Microsoft’s Majorana 1 is the first quantum processor powered by topological qubits, designed to scale up to a million qubits. We’re moving from theory to reality – fast. Watch now! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3EKFVuD #MSFTAmbassador @Microsoft #Microsoft #QuantumReady #MicrosoftQuantum #QuantumComputing from Ronald van Loon…

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It's a sperm extracting machine..

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[brimstone-cowboy]

It’s so annoying that the rest of Wall-E sucks because EVE is one of the best robot designs out there

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oh leute. lese für die arbeit grad einen artikel, in dem das wort innovationsmut vorkommt. natürlich lese ich direkt innovation smut. ich bin schon viel zu viele slutty slutty jahre auf tumblr unterwegs,hm :')

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Cats love their new spider bot friend!

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Good News From Israel

Israel's Good News Newsletter to 2nd Jun 24

In the 2nd Jun 24 edition of Israel’s good news, the highlights include:

Israeli doctors saved the Arab girl critically injured in Iran’s attack on Israel.

An Israeli dedicated his Mount Everest climb to an Oct 7 victim.

Israeli medical tech is in touch with patients physically and virtually.

An Israeli device is the first to unblock veins to treat DVT.

A kibbutz startup devastated on Oct 7 is eradicating diseases at an Israeli hospital.

Israeli electric mopeds deliver the goods in Europe, the UAE & South Africa.

Israel topped the medals table at the Jiu-Jitsu European Championships.

Golden ring discovery makes a full-circle connection between Jews and Jerusalem.

Read More: Good News From Israel

Israelis might not have the wisdom of King Solomon, but some of their inventions, innovations, and achievements are extremely clever. Israeli electronic sensors can restore the sense of touch to damaged nerves.  Doctors are 3D-printing prosthetics for amputees in Israeli hospitals. An Israeli smart catheter is the first device specifically designed to clear blocked veins. And Israeli long-distance tele-medicine is treating and caring for patients across Israel and in Africa. Smart sensors make Israeli beehives 50% more productive.  An Israeli innovation improves the health of cows and the quality of their milk. Israeli paint prevents diseases. The roads are less polluted thanks to Israeli electric mopeds, and the free world is safer thanks to Israeli hi-tech defense systems.  Plus much more. The photo is from a recent concert in Netanya by a popular band that very cleverly weaved together Israeli, Jewish and American folk music. Their name is appropriately, "The Solomon Brothers".