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The future of Robots

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  • 2016first covered
  • 13 Jun 2026latest update
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  1. Elon Musk is the world’s first Trillionaire after SpaceX IPOOpinion
  2. Japan thinks swarms of Transformer Robots could help explore the MoonSpace
  3. Millions of injectable nanobots help heal spinal injuries fasterBiotech and enhanced humans
  4. Humanoid robots start the sorting mail at China Post depotsRobotics
  5. New Japanese WiFi can withstand nuclear radiation levelsEarth and energy
  6. Carbon Robotics built an AI model that detects and identifies weeds and plantsRobotics
  7. A Chinese Android just ran a half marathon faster than any human everRobotics
  8. Researchers use 4D Printing to turn Sulfur into self moving soft robotsRobotics
  9. This new warm bodied humanoid robot has people in China all excitedRobotics
  10. Legacy European chip maker STMicro starts deploying humanoid robots to cut costsRobotics
  11. Humanoid robots get first outing on Ukraines front linesRobotics
  12. Russian soliders surrender to Ukrainian gun totting robot in a world firstSecurity and privacy
  13. Ex Google X leader thinks AI and Robots will destroy capitalismOpinion
  14. RentAHuman Lets AI Agents Rent Human Bodies in World FirstConnected society
  15. New ATLAS Robot from Boston Dynamics Automates Hyundai FactoriesRobotics
  16. AURA Launches World’s First AI-Powered Robotic Lab to Automate Human Embryo CreationRobotics
  17. Elon Musk says in the future money will be irrelevant and work optionalOpinion
  18. AI models are starting to learn by asking themselves questionsAI and intelligence
  19. Cascading Chinese cyber attack uses a single voice command to corrupt and hijack offline robotsSecurity and privacy
  20. Musk announces a 6 Trillion parameter Grok 5 will arrive very soonAI and intelligence
  21. The White house launches America’s Manhattan Project for science and innovationOpinion
  22. New reconfigurable DNA nanorobots compute, store data and deliver stuffIndustry and manufacturing
  23. Google Gemini 3 arrives to supercharge Google and usersAI and intelligence
  24. BMWs humanoid factory robots get a huge performance upgradeRobotics
  25. AI will make bedroom dudes Trillionaires says Mark CubanArticles
  26. These robots are helping restore Sea Grass meadowsRobotics
  27. China’s 100 lane optical chip smashes records to hit 2560 TOPS at 50GhzComputing
  28. Dyson’s massive Strawberry farm ferris wheel boosts yields by 250 percentRobotics
  29. AI bots are increasingly negotiating with one another and they know itAI and intelligence
  30. MIT’s new SEAL AI edits, evolves, and boosts its own intelligenceAI and intelligence
  31. Humanoid robots will soon build Nvidia servers and data centersRobotics
  32. Amazon’s new delivery robots will spring out of vans en masseRobotics
  33. AI agents looked after a vending machine and went completely madAI and intelligence
  34. 21 Chinese robots ran a half marathon and some were goodRobotics
  35. Xiaomi’s revolutionary new Dark Factory runs 247 without breaks, lights or peopleIndustry and manufacturing
  36. DeepMinds new AI taught itself Minecraft from scratch like a humanAI and intelligence
  37. MIT’s newest robo dog learned its tricks in simulationRobotics
  38. Google is building its own World Modelling team to help it achieve AGI goalsVirtual worlds
  39. UBTech gears up to deliver over 1,000 humanoid robots by end of yearRobotics
  40. Senior Pentagon officials reveal new autonomous killer robot policyRobotics
  41. Living cellular computers move computing beyond SiliconComputing
  42. Nvidia doubles down on AI World ModelsVirtual worlds
  43. Anthropic CEO says AI will surpass all humans by 2027AI and intelligence
  44. Marc Benioff predicts a future with a limitless AI workforceAI and intelligence
  45. This new 3D printed Smart Tattoo reads patients mindsBiotech and enhanced humans
  46. A fully autonomous robot dentist just completed its first human procedureRobotics
  47. Automated cyborg Cockroach factory can churn out a bug a minuteIndustry and manufacturing
  48. Saudi Arabia invests in rebar construction robots to accelerate Neom buildRobotics
  49. Deepminds newest Embodied AI Agents learn with significantly less dataAI and intelligence
  50. Jailbreaking the world’s most advanced LLM based robots is super easySecurity and privacy
  51. Boston Dynamics humanoid robot gets to work stacking shelvesRobotics
  52. Meta thinks AI needs a body to be truly intelligentRobotics
  53. Scientists built a biohybrid robot that’s part fungus part machineRobotics
  54. Europe’s largest 3D printed building completed in just 140 hoursIndustry and manufacturing
  55. This new training system lets robots learn by listening to soundsRobotics
  56. Neuralink’s first brain implant patient is constantly multi-taskingBiotech and enhanced humans
  57. This humanoid robot factory plunges past uncanny valleyRobotics
  58. Boston Dynamics unveils its first fully electric humanoid robotRobotics
  59. This Star Wars inspired robot rolls like a battle droidRobotics
  60. Japanese schools install telepresence robots for students who want to stay at homeRobotics
  61. New Moonwalker robotic shoes help walkers speed everywhereTransport and mobility
  62. H2 Clipper wants to use robot swarms to build giant airshipsRobotics
  63. Nvidia announces GR00T to create robots with embodied AIRobotics
  64. Elon Musk’s Neuralink outfit has implanted its first brain chip in a humanBiotech and enhanced humans
  65. AI beats human champions at another physical skill gameRobotics
  66. AI robots learned how to play horrible football all by themselvesRobotics
  67. First living robots made from human cells surprise scientistsRobotics
  68. New ultrasound printer can print organs inside the human body without surgeryBiotech and enhanced humans
  69. The worlds first slime robot can go places that no other robot can travelRobotics
  70. Researchers have created an edible battery that’s safe to eatEarth and energy
  71. Google’s DeepMind AI just invented 380,000 new compoundsIndustry and manufacturing
  72. DeepMind’s newest AI learns new skills by watching humansAI and intelligence
  73. These programmable DNA nanobots can make new things and replicate infinitelyIndustry and manufacturing
  74. When constrained AI’s self-organise and develop the same features human brainsAI and intelligence
  75. The pentagon gets closer to fully autonomous war with new edictAI and intelligence
  76. This company just appointed a robot as its new interim CEORobotics
  77. This speedy robot fixes broken pipes 10 times faster than humansRobotics
  78. The EU unveils its new Industry 5.0 strategy for social goodIndustry and manufacturing
  79. Amazon’s new humanoid robots get busy helping humans in the warehouseRobotics
  80. New study finds people do more social loafing when working alongside robotsAI and intelligence
  81. These brain navigating Bionaut micro robots could revolutionise neurosurgeryRobotics
  82. Toyota invents new Large Behaviour Model AI to accelerate robot learningRobotics
  83. The toughest known structure ever has been discovered by a robot labRobotics
  84. DeepMind’s robots are learning from the internet with ChatGPT brainsRobotics
  85. Humans and AI fight it out using remotely controlled robots that adapt as they fightRobotics
  86. DeepMind’s RobotCat AI generates its own data to learn new skills by itselfAI and intelligence
  87. The world’s first Pneumatic computer works using pressure not electricityComputing
  88. In vivo robotic surgery gets closer after mini robot breakthroughRobotics
  89. Disney’s clumsy new bunny bot finds ways to create instant human connectionsRobotics
  90. Self-aware robots that recognise themselves and have a sense of self are getting closerRobotics
  91. This terrifying unstoppable Lego sized robot melts its way through prison bars to escapeRobotics
  92. Swarms of millions of molecular sized robots get busy building nanoscale stuffRobotics
  93. McDonalds opens it’s first mostly automated restaurant in TexasRobotics
  94. The world’s smallest synthetic lifeform can now move by itselfRobotics
  95. Microscopic robots manage to restructure products at the micro levelRobotics
  96. Legislators vote to let San Francisco police use robots to remotely kill suspectsRobotics
  97. The world’s first tunnel dug by an autonomous robot swarm was just completed in the UKRobotics
  98. Clone’s robotic hand gets deep into uncanny valleyRobotics
  99. Tiny autonomous brainy robots get ready to explore your body from withinRobotics
  100. Google trials new home robots that do your bidding and your houseworkRobotics
  101. The worlds first virtual CEO takes the reigns at a Chinese gaming companyRobotics
  102. An AI backed party in Denmark is running for election in 2023Robotics
  103. China is using autonomous 3D printers and robots to print a giant hydroelectric damIndustry and manufacturing
  104. Animal shaped morphing robots can deliver cancer drugs precisely where they’re neededBiotech and enhanced humans
  105. Amazon unveils its new range of fully autonomous warehouse robotsRobotics
  106. Blockchain could help autonomous swarms of drones and robots communicate securelyConnected society
  107. NASA and partners team up to create robotic self-assembling space structuresIndustry and manufacturing
  108. US Army unveils robotics project that lets AI’s ask soldiers clarifying questionsSecurity and privacy
  109. Nammo’s drone swarms now come with tank killing weapons systemsSecurity and privacy
  110. Flippy the burger flipping robot just got hired in 100 burger joints in CaliRobotics
  111. Neumann Space successfully turns space junk into space fuel for satellitesEarth and energy
  112. Robot waiters get bussing in Silicon Valley’s newest hot restaurantRobotics
  113. The US Army is training to take down real life hunter killer Terminator robotsSecurity and privacy
  114. First of a kind Chinese smart city to put AI in control of meeting citizen’s needsConnected society
  115. UK researchers are getting ready to release swarms of robots into our sewersRobotics
  116. Robots go on patrol in South Korean care homes to detect mental health issuesRobotics
  117. World’s first living robots made by AI surprise scientists by spontaneously reproducing themselvesRobotics
  118. New smart kinetic clothing records and plays back your breathingAI and intelligence
  119. Beach robots arrive in Florida to clean up all your beach trashRobotics
  120. The world’s most advanced humanoid robot takes parkour in its strideRobotics
  121. To create self-aware robots researchers gave Pepper the robot an inner voiceRobotics
  122. For the first time the UN believes a hunter killer drone autonomously killed humans in battleSecurity and privacy
  123. This robotic lab assistant is 1,000 times faster than humansRobotics
  124. This robot taught itself to walk in simulation then went for a strollRobotics
  125. NASA experiments with self-healing robots made from ice for deep space explorationRobotics
  126. BMW’s virtual factory uses AI and simulation to design better next gen factoriesVirtual worlds
  127. Second generation of living robots are faster and smarter than their predecessorsRobotics
  128. A giant 25 tonne prototype deep sea mining robot is stuck at the bottom of the oceanEarth and energy
  129. MIT’s smart clothes measure your body’s movements more accurately than everConnected society
  130. NYPD sends in their robot DigiDog to spy on perps in the BronxRobotics
  131. Insect inspired robots are coming to fix the world’s wind turbinesRobotics
  132. Samsung’s new robot does all your housework and serves you wineRobotics
  133. Hyper realistic robot dolphins pave the way for the first animatronic aquariumsRobotics
  134. Strawberry picking robot that out performs human pickers heads to the fieldsRobotics
  135. Disney just got closer to nailing life-like androidsRobotics
  136. US military starts using human gamers brainwaves to train killer robot swarmsRobotics
  137. Russians latest military exoskeleton controls drone swarms and survives landminesSecurity and privacy
  138. Battery breakthrough lets robots store energy like humans do in fat reservesEarth and energy
  139. BHS’s recycling robot is coming to help save the planetEarth and energy
  140. Cyborg locusts get called up to sniff out bombs after scientists make breakthroughSecurity and privacy
  141. 3D Bio-Printing robot prints human tissue within the body to treat internal injuriesRobotics
  142. Massive AI powered robots are 3D printing entire rockets in the USIndustry and manufacturing
  143. Scientists have created a brain-like Neurotransistor that learns by itselfComputing
  144. Online grocer Ocado invests £17m to bring robot run vertical farms to the worldIndustry and manufacturing
  145. A DNA motor to power future nanomachines just set a world speed recordIndustry and manufacturing
  146. New peer to peer EV charging system means you’ll never run out of juiceEarth and energy
  147. Robot Baristas help coffee shops limit the spread of Covid-19 as lockdowns easeRobotics
  148. Boston Dynamics’ robot dog gets busy herding New Zealand sheepRobotics
  149. Researchers show off transformer-like robots that change shape without central controlRobotics
  150. Google built a four legged robot that then taught itself to walkRobotics
  151. American doctors turn to robots to help them treat Covid-19 patientsRobotics
  152. Chinese authorities send robots into hospitals to help stop Covid-19Robotics
  153. The Future of Artificial Intelligence | ReComm, Austria | Matthew Griffin | AI and Technology Keynote SpeakerArticles
  154. McDonalds open their first Dark Kitchen in the UKRobotics
  155. Volkswagen envision a future where autonomous robots charge your EVRobotics
  156. Uber’s breakthrough problem solving AI learns by creating then solving its own problemsAI and intelligence
  157. Google gave an AI intuition, then it drove a race car without being taughtAI and intelligence
  158. The world’s first living robots were created by an AI and a supercomputerRobotics
  159. US Army explores the use of shape shifting robots for 2040Robotics
  160. IBM’s floating space robot just got an emotional upgradeRobotics
  161. Future of Healthcare 2070 | Willis Towers Watson, London | Matthew Griffin | Healthcare Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  162. DeepMind’s AIphaStar achieves Starcraft II Grandmaster status, signals “advanced” AI has arrivedAI and intelligence
  163. I, The Company of 2040 | Accenture, Paris | Matthew Griffin | Leadership Keynote SpeakerArticles
  164. Alphabet’s Everyday Robot project creates robots that learn without programmingRobotics
  165. Harvard’s new multi-material 3D printer makes printing soft robots faster and easierAI and intelligence
  166. An inflatable humanoid robot destined for space secures NASA fundingRobotics
  167. Indian surgeon completes world’s first remote robotic human heart surgeryRobotics
  168. World’s most dexterous robot now solves Rubiks’ cubes one handedRobotics
  169. Living in the Exponential Era | SlovakiaTech, Kosice | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  170. NASA designs shape shifting robots to explore other planetsRobotics
  171. Education in the Exponential Era | GEMS, UK | Matthew Griffin | Education Keynote SpeakerArticles
  172. The Future of Sport 2030 | Decathlon, France | Matthew Griffin | Sports and Wellness Keynote SpeakerArticles
  173. A new artificial human skin gives people spiderman like superpowersBiotech and enhanced humans
  174. Gallium “heartbeat” discovery gives re-configurable electronics a boostIndustry and manufacturing
  175. First spacecraft piloted by a humanoid robot docks with ISSSpace
  176. Scientists accidentally 3D printed the world’s first liquid magnetsIndustry and manufacturing
  177. Researchers use AI to create a “Self-driving lab” to solve climate changeAI and intelligence
  178. Scientists develop bio-hybrid robots to decontaminate polluted waterRobotics
  179. Brick-bot Hadrian X gets to work building homes in AustraliaRobotics
  180. Fully autonomous raspberry picking robot successfully completes field trialsRobotics
  181. Elon Musk unveils Neuralink’s brain implants that will help humans merge with AIBiotech and enhanced humans
  182. Amazon trained their delivery bot Scout in the virtual world so it could handle the real oneVirtual worlds
  183. 2,000 Chinese schools are using robots to give students daily health checksRobotics
  184. New military virtual reality system lets operators control swarms of dronesVirtual worlds
  185. Scientists have created a living material that has the three signs of lifeIndustry and manufacturing
  186. World’s first autonomous robot completes its journey inside the human bodyRobotics
  187. Baxter the robot fixes its mistakes by reading your mindRobotics
  188. Scientists are teaching robots to share code and evolve just like animalsRobotics
  189. Perfect fitting one size fits all clothing has arrivedIndustry and manufacturing
  190. Evolving robots discover new ways to walk thanks to AI advancesRobotics
  191. Researchers unveil the world’s first programable DNA computer prototypeComputing
  192. Revolutionary polymorphic liquid metal paves the way for shape shifting robotsIndustry and manufacturing
  193. China shows off its first official neurosurgery robotRobotics
  194. A US start up has created the world’s first fully autonomous vertical farmRobotics
  195. Boston Dynamic’s robot Spot the dog learns to danceRobotics
  196. MIT discover a way to mass produce cell sized robotsRobotics
  197. DARPA announces plans to build conscious robots using insect brainsAI and intelligence
  198. World first as Chinese surgeon performs remote robotic surgery across a 5G networkRobotics
  199. World first as scientists create nanobot swarms capable of performing surgeries in humansRobotics
  200. World first as scientists use tractor beams to make objects danceEarth and energy
  201. The founder of China’s largest online retailer envisions a “100% robotic workforce”Robotics
  202. OpenAI develops curious AI’s that learn for themselvesAI and intelligence
  203. NASA’s ISS robot companion CIMON gets caught copping an attitudeRobotics
  204. Here’s how NASA plans to build on Mars and the MoonSpace
  205. Space Tango unveil their autonomous, robotic space based manufacturing platformRobotics
  206. Robot swarms help scientists 3D print the buildings of the futureIndustry and manufacturing
  207. Meet the robot surgeon that’s going to be taking aim at your organsRobotics
  208. First came robots, then robotic plants that growRobotics
  209. World first as Japanese rovers relay incredible photos from distant ancient asteroidSpace
  210. A robot taught itself how to identify and manipulate objects autonomouslyRobotics
  211. DeepMind’s AI now has human like 3D visionAI and intelligence
  212. MIT created a nanobot spray that gives dumb objects superpowersIndustry and manufacturing
  213. Canada ends its three year Universal Basic Income trial two years earlyRobotics
  214. Ocado shows off the world’s most advanced automated warehouseRobotics
  215. OpenAI’s robot hand handles objects with human-like dexterityRobotics
  216. Rolls Royce is building cockroach like robots and snakes to fix airplane enginesRobotics
  217. A controversial AI can allegedly reveal your personality from just a photoAI and intelligence
  218. Scientists put a worms mind into a Lego robot to control it, and it workedRobotics
  219. US military starts trialling robotic surgeons in the battlefieldBiotech and enhanced humans
  220. Robots in extreme environments, going where no human can, or wants to goRobotics
  221. Fantastic self-healing material regenerates after suffering “catastrophic damage”Industry and manufacturing
  222. Stab these soft robots and they’ll self-heal instantlyIndustry and manufacturing
  223. Nvidia unveil Isaac, a virtual simulator to help companies create advanced robotsRobotics
  224. EU law makers are thinking of letting people sue robotsRobotics
  225. Slow human co-workers get Flippy the burger flipping robot firedRobotics
  226. The Future of Investing | STOXX, London | Matthew Griffin | Futurist Keynote SpeakerArticles
  227. Adapt or Die | Cherwell, Reading | Matthew Griffin | Disruption Keynote SpeakerArticles
  228. World’s most advanced humanoid robot, ATLAS, goes for a run in the parkRobotics
  229. Vertical farms edge closer to disrupting traditional agricultureEarth and energy
  230. A new form of “Master algorithm” could pave the way for super intelligent machinesAI and intelligence
  231. Las Vegas goes high tech with cocktail mixing robotsRobotics
  232. The robots of the future might not have a brainRobotics
  233. World’s first crystal robot goes for a walkRobotics
  234. Molecular programming breakthrough could create better molecular assemblersIndustry and manufacturing
  235. Finland evaluates the results of its Universal Basic Income experimentConnected society
  236. Supercomputer on a fingernail, artificial synapse ushers in new AI revolutionComputing
  237. FDA approves use of world’s first neuro controlled exoskeletonBiotech and enhanced humans
  238. World’s first DNA robots successfully move and deliver molecule sized cargoRobotics
  239. The world’s first molecular robots go to work on the production lineIndustry and manufacturing
  240. Researchers have taught robots to predict the consequences of their future actionsRobotics
  241. Researchers use Biohybrid Robots made from algae to treat CancerRobotics
  242. Chinese researchers have created an IQ test for AIAI and intelligence
  243. World’s first ultrasound 3D printer prints and assembles electronics in situIndustry and manufacturing
  244. The world’s most advanced robot just learnt ParkourRobotics
  245. World’s first liquid transistor could usher in a new era of liquid computersComputing
  246. World first as drones and robots plant, tend and harvest their own cropsRobotics
  247. Robo-evolution in action, researchers unveil self-healing transformer robotsRobotics
  248. World’s first autonomous robot Dentist implants two teeth into a patientRobotics
  249. World first as AI and Blockchain come together to boost “Robot Intelligence”AI and intelligence
  250. New synthetic muscle breakthrough will create better, nimbler robotsRobotics
  251. San Fransisco mulls introducing America’s first “Robot Tax”Robotics
  252. This new sewing robot will put 168 million children out of workRobotics
  253. Farmers in the future will “shepherd herds of robots”Robotics
  254. South Korea introduces the world’s first “Robot Tax”Robotics
  255. Self-evolving killer robots are almost here, and experts want a debateSecurity and privacy
  256. New all seeing cameras will revolutionise computer vision as we know itAI and intelligence
  257. Featured Futurist: Taylor Review of Modern Working Practises, The RSAArticles
  258. Is this the first recorded incident of Robo-Suicide?Robotics
  259. The Future of Minds and Machines | IAICC, Dubai | Innovation Keynote SpeakerArticles
  260. Companies want to use AI to judge your ‘Character’ from just a photoSecurity and privacy
  261. Dubai’s first Robocop starts active dutyRobotics
  262. Meet the robot that’s fifty times faster than a brain surgeonRobotics
  263. Meet the new harvesting robots that can pick 10,000 apples an hourRobotics
  264. Amazon is on track be the world’s first fully automated fulfilment companyRobotics
  265. World’s biggest meat producer begins rolling out robot butchersRobotics
  266. Meet the robot that wants to replace fork lift truck driversRobotics
  267. Robots are taking over and automating the world’s minesRobotics
  268. Locus’s new robots learn to navigate warehouses by themselvesRobotics
  269. Warehouse robot’s upgrade helps it pick goods at human speedRobotics
  270. CaliBurger rolls out the world’s first burger flipping robotRobotics
  271. Domino’s to start robo-deliveries in GermanyTransport and mobility
  272. Lifting the curtain on NeuraLink, Elon Musk’s adventure to connect humans and machinesBiotech and enhanced humans
  273. Dubai will start replacing real police officers with robo-cops in MayRobotics
  274. Disney hopes children will love its new autonomous story-telling robotsAI and intelligence
  275. Softbank CEO predicts the Singularity will occur in 2047AI and intelligence
  276. The Terminator bought to life, researchers want to put artificial human skin onto robotsBiotech and enhanced humans
  277. Google RAISR sharpens photos and gives you super visionAI and intelligence
  278. Researchers unveil the first telepathic link between a robot and a humanRobotics
  279. Robot sales in 2016 were the best everRobotics
  280. Norwegian robot learns to self-evolve and 3D print itself in the labRobotics
  281. Europe will debate robot rights, ethics and AI kill switches in FebruaryRobotics
  282. New EU report recommends Universal Basic Income for all 27 member statesRobotics
  283. Researchers new artificial nervous system helps robots feel painAI and intelligence
  284. Robots to get legal recognition as Europe votes to classify them as ‘Electronic persons’Robotics
  285. 1.2 million jobs to vanish as Foxconn unveils plans for fully autonomous factoriesIndustry and manufacturing
  286. Velodyne’s new miniature LiDAR means many more autonomous thingsAI and intelligence
  287. The UN is going to debate banning killer robotsSecurity and privacy
  288. As machines replace jobs new White House report prioritises educationRobotics
  289. Huge Pacific Rim robot to help clean up Fukushima nuclear disaster siteRobotics
  290. New breakthrough will give prosthetic limbs a human sense of touchRobotics
  291. Uber pulls the covers off of its new AI labAI and intelligence
  292. MIT researchers have taught their AI to recognise soundsAI and intelligence
  293. Nimble Atlas robot ups its game again to conquer tricky terrainRobotics
  294. The US Navy announced it will build a global network of undersea drone highwaysSecurity and privacy
  295. New Deloitte study says 861,000 UK public sector jobs can be automatedAI and intelligence
  296. Dubai to replace real police with robocops in 2017Security and privacy
  297. World first as a brain chip implant helps paralyzed man feel againBiotech and enhanced humans
  298. Inside Ginkgo, the gene factory where robots help make new weird synthetic organismsIndustry and manufacturing
  299. Google teaches robots to learn from each other using a hive mindRobotics
  300. NASA demos RASSOR their “Blue collar” robot that will mine Mars for rocket fuelSpace
  301. Japanese company Spread set to open worlds first fully autonomous farm in 2017Robotics
  302. Researchers have created synthetic artificial skinAI and intelligence
  303. Stanford’s humanoid robotic diver recovers treasures from King Louis XIV’s flagshipRobotics
  304. The future of jobs in a Machine WorldOpinion
  305. World first as surgeons use a robot to operate inside the eyeRobotics
  306. Boston Dynamic’s humanoid Atlas robot has learnt to balanceRobotics
  307. Australia unleashes starfish hunter-killer robots onto the Great Barrier ReefEarth and energy
  308. Florida to unleash Lionfish hunter-killer robots onto its reefsEarth and energy
  309. Ford rolls out collaborative robots and ringfences workers jobsRobotics
  310. Governments mull replacing citizens wages with an Universal Basic IncomeConnected society
  311. Humanoid ATLAS robot crams millions of years of evolution into two yearsRobotics
  312. Robot surgeon STAR bests its human counterparts in world firstRobotics

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