Little Robots Make Big Gains
Who was that little, short guy who clanged the opening bell at the New York Stock exchange the other day? You know, the four-foot-tall dude who climbed the stairs to the podium, shook hands with stock exchange Chairman and CEO Richard Grasso and waved to the gathered throng. The only thing the little guy didn't do was blush with all the attention. So who was it? Not Billy Barty. Not Herve Villechaise. No, the four-foot gent was ASIMO, Honda Motor Corporation's idea of "the world's most advanced humanoid robot."

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Shearer: ‘Bad Teacher’ a good alternative to giant robots
On the broken clear heels of “Bridesmaids” comes another pleasantly vulgar female-centric summer comedy populated with even weirder supporting roles and featuring one of the most despicable lead characters since Billy Bob Thornton put on a Santa suit.

More and More Factories are Choosing Robots over Humans
One of the biggest uses of robotics is for performing jobs and operations thought to be too hazardous for people or for jobs that are considered to be highly repetitive. A Robot is defined as a reprogrammable, multifunctional manipulator with the ability to move material, parts, tools, or specialized devices through various pre-determined motions to perform various jobs and tasks in place of human labor. Robots are very useful in areas that are high in temperature, hazardous in nature, or otherwise inhumane or isolated. Programmed with artificial intelligence algorithms, robots are given the ability for thinking and performing as a human would.