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Several years into the future, views of the robot do various tasks seems to be common. The robot will perform a variety of jobs, even for this kind of simple tasks such as cleaning the inscription on the board.
For this one task, leave it to the board eraser robot created by Fujitsu. Shown in a videotape, a robot that made by one of Japanese electronics manufacturer is looking workmanlike cleaning the board.
However, as reported by Ubergizmo, the lack of this robot that is its body is not too high. Of course, this will make it difficult when the robots have to clean the board hanging or lying higher than its body.
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MILAN — Saturday mornings in February at EHOVE Career Center are hopping.
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Kinetic Knights getting into competition mode
Team 781, otherwise known as the KDSS Kinetic Knights Robotics team, is at it again this year. They have been busy building since January and are now ready to unveil their new robot to the public.[...]
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Due to a production error, a quote from Edward Tunstel, the former senior robotics engineer for the Mars Exploration Rover project, was misprinted in a story Friday about African-American scientists appearing at the Franklin Institute’s “Color of Science” program.
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Williamsburg Montessori students study math and science through Lego robots
The school received a $ 2,320 grant to study Lego robotics. — Williamsburg Montessori School students Yara Yousef and Jackie Humphreys crawled around on the floor of their technology classroom Wednesday using a robot made of Legos to draw a circle and measure its circumference.
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Kinetic Knights getting into competition mode
Team 781, otherwise known as the KDSS Kinetic Knights Robotics team, is at it again this year. They have been busy building since January and are now ready to unveil their new robot to the public.[...]
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