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I am curious as to what "tricks" it will be able to perform.

I asked five questions to help me plan my night out. Keeping Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics in mind, surely my Mini has my well being and happiness in mind.

See Spot run? Not quite.

The machines are indeed taking over.

Soccer is the most popular sport on the planet. It's so popular, in fact, that even non-humans play it.

The UEFA Euro 2012 is finally over, culminating with a 4-0 win for Spain on Sunday. Team Espana goalkeeper Iker Castillas pitched the shutout thanks to his mind-numbingly hot girlfriend, sideline reporter Sara Carbonero, staying out of his view. There are those who still think the game is difficult to watch due to the excessive flopping and lack of scoring, and if you’re part of that group, try th

Scientists at the University of Tokyo’s Ishikawa Oku Laboratory have developed a robot that will never lose a game of rock, paper, scissors.

Japanese YouTuber Ron Tajima likes to build robots. Not necessarily the kind of robots that are going to revolutionize manufacturing as we know it, but the kind that will turn from a beer can into a cute little creature or from a Roomba into a baby cradle ...

Taiwan isn't exactly a basketball power, but that could all change if the rules of the game are amended to allow giant robot seals onto the court. For some reason, Taiwanese engineers have constructed a robotic seal that can throw a basketball through a hoop with 99 percent accuracy from ten feet out. The video is below the jump (and begins where the robot seal starts hitting two-pointers). Read M