Robot Artist

The author of this robot, Patrick Tresse, specially used are not expensive and not very precise servo that would give some negligence and corporate style drawings. Watch the video.
Paul the robot drawing Patrick at tenderpixel gallery, London. Paul the robot is part of Patrick Tresset's exhbition at tenderpixel in central London.

Korean Robot-Teacher

Robot Kiro recently successfully completed a probationary period in the kindergarten, where training films exhibited in the display, located on the belly, and playing interactive games with children. The next task Kiro, the role will be a guide in an art gallery.

Coolest Lego Robot

This lego car, almost like the real one has a motor,clutch, gearbox, three differentials....

Robot Baby

Scientists from the University of Tokyo presented its latest development in the field of robotics - robot Nobi, which is a "nine-month child.
At the presentation of the robot behaved like a normal baby - his hands on that doll, trying to touch her, began to move his arms and legs when he was tired of sitting quietly

Make You'r Own Dancing Robot

Sometimes more unnecessary things can serve as material for creative veshchichek. It is to this class of things you can consider a robot made out of parts of hours, cutlery and other things. All of these robots are not just robots, and dancing robots. Personally, I really liked it.

 

 

 

 

Petman - A Robot That Moves Like A Man

The company Boston Dynamics, known for its robot BigDog, working to create another robot. What makes it special is that he can walk like a normal person, stepping on the heel. Anthropomorphic biped robot called Petman able to move at a speed of 5 km / hour. Thus it can maintain balance, even if someone is pushing. In addition, the robot will be able to crawl. Unlike quadruped BigDog, designed for transportation on the battlefield, the main purpose Petman - testing of chemical protective suits for the military. The first deliveries of the robot will start in 2011.

Humanoid Robots - Kiss Scene

Developed by the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, the theatrical robots Thomas and Janet rehearse their kiss scene, part of a performance of Phantom of the Opera.