This week in Robotics

The robot uprising has not too much in serious news this week. Again, apologies for the delay...

Professor Martin Mason wrote an indepth article on how to build a specific kind of robot chassis, bypassing the "middle men" [REF]

Robots used as amusement park rides: [REF]

Clearly juggling robots are in... I have no ide why: [REF] AND [REF]

Rubiks-cube solving robot, what's new? How fast it is... What's not new? How original it is, how helpful it is... [REF] AND [REF]

I haven't seen this small birdie-bot in action, but it looks pretty cool: [REF] AND [REF]

Automatic drug dispensers may make your queue at the local pharmacy a thing of the past. [REF]

The robots are surveying the land: [REF]

This pool playing bot displays that while a task may not be useful, it is news when you get a robot to do it: [REF]

Blame it on the tele-operated bot: A small explosion is credited to a mistake on a human-controlled robotIC machine: [REF]

I think cellbots are a great idea, considering that cellphones have what we need in terms of computational ability. [REF]

Billbot actually saves bills :) Thanks MIT! [REF] AND [REF]

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