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Joanna Miller said her grandpa would hate the mechanical replica to be debuted in July, calling it an ‘imposter’Walt Disney’s granddaughter has condemned the entertainment giant he founded for re-creating the late entrepreneur as a soulless “robotic gr…
WHEN Larry’s eye started to wander while his first wife was away for work, he decided to purchase his first blow-up sex doll.
Decades later, the sex robot fanatic has spent more than £25,000 on his doll collection – and insists…
While the 12,000 human participants followed conventional rules and needed to stop at water stations, the 21 machine ‘runners’ needed battery swap pit stops.
“We don’t want a robot wandering off the battlefield. We don’t want one being taken over by a potential adversary,” RCCTO Director Lt. Gen. Robert Rasch told Breaking Defense.
“This was a really, really worthwhile experiment out here. … What we don’t want to do is just continue to do something just because we want to continue to do it,” Gen. Randy George told Breaking Defense.
DIU and the service want to make a final downselect by mid-2026 but ongoing budget uncertainty could derail that plan, says Maj Gen Michelle Donahue.
A SUBURBAN mum has been accused of shoplifting after a “facial recognition technology” trial failed.
Tracey Sturgess, from Melbourne, said that staff in her local Kmart labelled her a thief when she attempted to return two unworn jumpers…
Americans are familiar with China’s rampant industrial espionage program, but they are often unfamiliar with US government–funded cooperation that serves a similar purpose for the Chinese—transferring sensitive intellectual property. This is why it is important that such collaboration receives scrutiny. Take the case of nano aquabots, an overlooked technology. Nano aquabots are a dual-use technology […]
Nano Aquabots and the US-China Science and Technology Cooperation Agreement was originally published on Global Security Review.
Machine apparently identified man inspecting it as one of the boxes it was stackingA robot crushed a man to death in South Korea after the machine apparently failed to differentiate him from the boxes of produce it was handling, the Yonhap news agency …
Digit will begin its time on the floor by shifting empty tote boxes amid concerns humans will be shifted out of jobsAmazon is experimenting with a humanoid robot as the technology company increasingly seeks to automate its warehouses.It has started tes…