

REEM is a humanoid service robot who can be used as a guide, entertainer, information guide, personal assistant or as a robotic platform for research. The robot has a touch screen, camera, ultrasonic sensors, lasers, can carry around 60 pounds and has a motorized head and arms that allow for expressions and obstacle-free movement. The robot speaks nine languages, is fully customizable and can interact with people.
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"Amazing work I love it! keep up the amazing work!"
frappacino, United States
"Although this robot can do a multitude of things, this could still be very dangerous. You can use this as a bodyguard if you really wanted to because of the camera and lasers. It will mean trouble for a burglar, but just the same, it could mean trouble for the owner too, if it decided to turn it's back on you."
Michael Anderson, United States
"That alone wwas an egregious oversight on thheir own part, since"
James
"Good blog! I really love how it is easy on my eyes and the data are well written. I am wondering how I could be notified whenever a new post has been made. I have subscribed to your feed which must do the trick! Have a nice day!"
James, France
"yup, yup, it's playful. "
Engr. Faizan Khalid, Pakistan
"I like this"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"We need more languages so he can be a subtitute for an interpreter "
Tejumade, Nigeria
"BRILLIANT ! "
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"iron man 3 "
lakhya, India
"I like it..bt..where is its legs..?? "
Waqar Bux, India

With an increase in on-demand delivery services, a startup has built an autonomous robotic vehicle that moves at the pace of a walking human and could take the need for humans out of the delivery process. Carry the Robot has four compartments that can hold up to 100 pounds. Using 4G technology, the robot can be tracked and through a mobile app users will be able to open the robot to retrieve their packages.
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"This would be better if people knew what it was other than a grey driving box and is it easy to steal from"
Nate R Johnston, United States
"Can now finally get my food done without having to go out and talk to strangers."
Tan, United States
"I am 99.9% sure it will be fun"
Taiyo, United States
"a robot that can deliver food is really helpfull and cool."
nicholas schmidt,, United States
"Finally can get my food without talking to strangers."
Tan, United States
"It is only to be worried, if the robot is deployed outdoors, there is possibility that kids would mess up with it."
Kavirayani Srikanth, India
"it's amazing"
Ravi, India
"What if this robot goes berserk... "
Chandramouli Chakraborty, India
"Great idea but 4G technology isn't available is so many countries yet. So, I suggest an alternative technology to drive the robot or a sort of back up technology for areas without 4G. Thank you."
Cheb, Nigeria
"Ccan we use this robot in Nigeria?"
Uwaifo Ogbebor
"I hope this robot have a safety 100%"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"Ummm. This bot is made by Starship Technologies, A European comapny. https://www.starship.xyz/contact-us/ I trusted you to know these things IEEE. Come on."
Xavier Guay, United States
"A robot unlike humans, do not argue with us in terms of charges.So we can ensure fixed charges.Helps to get the hot food within minutes without waiting for a long time.And since it is of small sized with the wheels it can move faster than humans.It requires only small space."
Sasna, India
"VERY HANDY"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"This is the future !!!"
Waqar Bux, India
"AWESOME ROBOT"
mEGHA, India
"It will ruin our real happiness which comes ( in this case ) when we do something for our friends.parents.relatives etc. Love increase when we do something for our love but these types of innovations will make us to live with our partner not for love but for s*x ...."
Azharuddin cheeta, India

Combining the function of traffic lights and human traffic cops, an 8-foot tall traffic robot was developed by a female-founded and operated tech company in Kinshasa. The robot is solar-powered and features a rotating chest and video cameras to patrol the chaotic car traffic. The video cameras are built into the eyes of the robot and send footage back to a central office for review. An option to play pre-recorded messages acts as a safety measure to pedestrians.
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"Isn't this that traffic lights are for to control traffic?"
Tan, United States
"This is so cool!"
Tester 34
"We need this!"
Tejumade, Nigeria
"robots will bring a bright future for us "
khaled saeed, Egypt
"EXCEPTIONAL !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"So cool"
Ogunse Kayode Ezekiel

Engineers in Perth, Australia have created a fully working, house-building robot that can lay bricks 20 times faster than a human. Hadrian uses a computer aided design to assemble a brick framework of a property in just two days. The robot can lay bricks at a speed of 1,000 bricks per hour. Using a robot instead of a human bricklayer greatly cuts down on construction time and costs associated with a building.
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"This is a useful robot because it could be helpful in making houses much quicker"
Jordan, United States
"Imagine how much time would be saved if we were building homes and other buildings by robots and not by humans, It will also be a good idea because it takes more people out of dangerous situations. In my opinion there should be more of these robots."
Ashley Radford, United States
"this is awesome and safer"
bob ross, United States
"being a human, we able to find the way to live the life with or without technology."
Fauzan St Mangkuto, Indonesia
"My brother and I where sometimes ago thinking about how to cut building cost by half while maintaining good or better quality. This is an impressive robot. No fear about human lost of job we will always work things around for all humanity. "
Timothy Nwanwene, Nigeria
"I'm an mechatronics engineer. My job is to design robots. So I support bringing the robots to day to day life. "
Yathov Kumar, India
"My brother and I recently thought of a cool way to drop building a home by half. While maintaining good or better quality. This is a Maidstone."
Timothy Nwanwene, Nigeria
"Hello my name is gumilang mf, i lived in indonesia, and west java....my old is 14 years old..By the way this robot is wonderfull but this robot will disturb human resources...but i agree to robot...good..."
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"Try"
new, Egypt
"EXTREMELY ADMIRABLE !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"I would like to know more about these robots..can u rply..IEEE"
Waqar Bux, India

The CAIPORA is a robot platform that is designed to detect, handle and deactivate possibly dangerous weapons. The platform can be paired with other parts such as scouting and observing robots, a firefighting module and robotic arms, to perform many functions. The robot is a tool to protect humans from accidents that occur during the investigation of dangerous situations, and can move on many types of terrain. It can also climb stairs and fit in spaces where it would be harmful to humans.
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"This robot will help us top most accidental deaths in bomb difuasal or other things involving war."
Robot sympathizer, United States
"not a big fan of this because of the fact that you never know when a robot might go crazy and just melt down witch could people in real danger."
Trey'shaun speights, United States
"Since the robot can handle dangerous weapons, one day it could learn how to use them. If they learn how to do so, then they could take over the world and kill alot of people."
Michael Anderson, United States
"If this goes in wrong hands then definetly will cause huge destructions else good to use this technology for the benefit of humankind."
yasir, Pakistan
"Briliant "
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"The robot in the picture has a GUN on it! Doesn't seem like the peaceful robot which will protect people, as it is described here. Robots should only be made for good cause, but if we are going to stick guns on them and make more war machines then no thank you. We have enough weapons already."
Anonymous, United Kingdom
"GREAT !"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"Plz give more description about this.
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sam, India

Japan has a rapidly increasing elderly population and that comes with mobility challenges. Caregivers have to lift their patients out of bed or wheelchairs, which is strenuous work and can cause pain or injury. A 300-pound robot called Robear was designed to lift and move patients using precise actuators that allow for a gentle touch. The robot relies on torque sensors and smart rubber capacitive sensors to refine the movements. While cost and maintenance prohibit the product from real-world application, it is a step into the future of elder care assistance.
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"This is good"
Charles Loveless, United States
"Bear-Max
like Bay-Max from Big Hero 6"
Kenneth Caton, United States
"this is cool too"
your guy, United States
"Although the concept of this robot seems loveable and innocent, it looks like it has a sinister background. But if you want this weirdo taking care of you, the by all means, go ahead."
Luis F. Mendez, United States
"But it is difficult to ascertain individual needs.. "
Chandramouli Chakraborty, India
"This wonderfull"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"事故があった時は誰・どこが責任をとるのだろうか。。。"
Meiko, Japan
"OUTSTANDING !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"i love Japan and its interesting in science and innovating new techs,and i hope that my country learn from Japan how to concentrate on science ."
Muhammed Maher, Egypt

A smart parking robot in China makes searching for a spot and parallel parking a thing of the past. All the driver has to do is drive up to an area in the parking complex and the automatic guided vehicle robot will slide under the frame of the car and find a parking spot in under two minutes. Receiving your car is as easy as requesting it on an app. A failure rate of less than 0.01% means your car will be free of dings and dents.
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"I think it will help cut down busy parking lots. Plus I get sick of looking for a parking spot half of the time. "
Fireninja (Emanuel) Flordia, United States
"Pretty cool "
Alisha, United States
"Amazing"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"TREMENDOUS !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"泊车技能只有0的渣渣,这个简直是神一般的存在!
请问什么时候才能够全面普及?"
杰, China

SR-6D-Hx is a robotic arm that can be used for small scale manufacturing and assisting with research. This robotic arm is similar to ones used in large manufacturing processes, such as cars. The small version allows for more precise robotic control when building new products. Smart servo motors are used in the robot arm to provide feedback on joint position, speed, load, voltage, and temperature. This additional precision and artificial intelligence technology allows researchers to yield results that are accurate as well as efficient.
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"Cool"
Alisha, United States
"This robot seems good for assistance. But i would love to arm wrestle this arm, show him what real muscles are."
Luis F. Mendez, United States
"Awesome"
Ravi, India
"I want more technical information .. and it is best...
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Mayur, China
"I like that because high precision in small scale is so hard good job"
gad Egyptian boy, United States
"Want to see more details of this"
Akshay
"i want to build one "
A.sayed, Egypt
"I am actually planning to develop this, so bring it on. "
Timothy Nwanwene, Nigeria
"Human minds are creative intuitative. We must assign these reapeatative task to bots to save human and their intelligence."
De, India
"Precise "
Reno K John, India
"Excellent"
ravi, India
"It is very useful in the automation industry now a days."
Ashutosh kumar singh, India
"In this post only I could see the positives of robot pls tell me the negatives of this robotic so that I can get more knowledge of this robot"
ram maurya, India
"Excellent !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"Robotic application in industries are very much essential now for accuracy , decency and reduce production cost . It should be used in critical areas of steel melting shop , Painting work shop , welding workshop etc ."
R.C.Tripathy , Retired Manager Electrical ., India
"Very eager about robotic knowledge "
Santhosh, India
"I believe one day...this robotic arm will be a part of every household"
Waqar Bux, India
"I'm very interesting to learn more about it..... Plz let ne there....
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Akhil K R, India
"This is good .....
I want more information about this."
Mayur Swami
"It's good to know the progress of robotics in india, that too in kerala proud of it."
Chintapalli S D Raghavendra, India
"India has lots of Man-power in form of Unemployed, better to encourage them instead of equipping Robots(which further require to be fed with Electricity). "
Sanjay Teja Surapaneni, India
"What is the scale of operation I.e. nano scale, micro scale etc. of this robot? And if it does operate at scales smaller than micro, how sensitive are the servo motors to perform such delicate and small scale operations?"
Vedant, India

Robotics in the medical field are helping to revolutionize prostate cancer treatment for men in South Africa. The Da Vinci robotic procedure is less invasive than open surgery. With five small incisions, the robot’s mechanical wrists bend and turn inside the patient, while mimicking the surgeon’s movements outside the body. The precise movements of the robot assist in removing the cancer tissues for improved clinical outcomes, such as lowering the risk of infection and reduction of blood loss.
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"it is a cool idea hopefully it helps
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Nate R Johnston, United States
"This is helpful."
Charles Loveless, United States
"Good job with the robots! keep up the amazing work
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frappacino, United States
"i trust this robot"
sajid ali, Pakistan
"Good"
vps Gowtham
"Wonderful"
ravi, India
"Robots can make more accurate incisions than men"
Hezekiah Samwini, Germany
"FANTASTIC !"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"More description please"
Deepika D, India

A robotic exoskeleton has been built by Hyundai Motor Group that not only can help factories and militaries with lifting heavy equipment but also allow the disabled and elderly to walk on their own again. The lightweight, wearable robot suit’s application in factories and by the military will help workers and soliders avoid injuries from moving heavy objects that weigh hundreds of kilograms. The robotic exoskeleton could also be used by people with disabilities and the elderly in their rehabilitation and to walk without assistance.
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"If this came out sooner, maybe my grandpa would probably still be alive."
RIP GRANDPA, United States
"This is amazing!- and scary at the same time but good job! keep up the good work!"
frappacino, United States
"great"
sinu
"Good...i like this"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"A very dynamic robotic exoskeleton is to be developed which will be very useful for the disabled"
Reji M. Issac, India
"Impressive"
Fierda, Indonesia
"OUTSTANDING !!"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"RObOtiCs..it's the nxt big thing!!!"
Waqar Bux, India

Industrial wastewater pollution is a huge concern if it leaches into the public water supply. Researchers at the Max-Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany created graphene oxided-based microbots, which can remove 95% of toxic heavy metals and contamination in water. The microbots, which are smaller than the width of human hair, are released into the water and over the course of an hour, absorb lead using the outer graphene-oxide layer. The microbots have a middle layer of nickel that interacts with an external magnetic field to determine their direction and to recover the bots. The inner layer of platinum enables the bots to propel themselves through the water.
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"This would be the best way to quickly clean the oceans of trash"
Robot sympathizer, United States
"I appreciate the work thats going on here. They are helping the ocean. Well and I like the ocean, and the ocean likes me. I also like water, and theyre helping water get better. And clean water is a pretty cool thing. On the brightside I dont have to do any work, theyre cleaning the ocean for me. No more slave labor to clean the oceans. no more will I take this brutality of being treated like a absolute nazi, I believe germany is still revolting against us, and they tried to recruit me, to their gay boy army.
Word Dawg "
bopb, United States
""But what if they enter human body .... Will they cause any harm?""
Elijah, United States
"Is FOod"
Carrot, United States
"I really like and approve"
Traysen, United States
"epiC"
ninja from fortnite, United States
"Yes I trust this robot because cleaning up wastewater would help our earth a lot and if a human cant do it, and we can build a robot that can then we should use it."
Ally, United States
"WAS THI S HELPFULL AND CAN PROCESS THE WORK .
German Researchers Developed Microbots to Help Clean Up Industrial Wastewater."
r.nithyanandhan
"Surely an invention... "
Chandramouli Chakraborty, India
"Amazing "
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"This is a very useful technology for treating industrial waste, hope can be applied around the world."
Fierda, Indonesia
"i like the idea , it can be useful all over the world"
safa boumaiza, Tunisia
"Its gonna save our planet and also save water for us and sea animals as well. I'm high excited to see this happened.
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Subhankar Bag, India
"UNPARALLEL !"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"It's a wow..."
Lalit kanta Dibyadarshan, India
"But what if they enter human body .... Will they cause any harm?"
Akshay telang, India

Researchers at MIT have created a small origami robot that once ingested can be unfolded and steered by external magnetic fields across the stomach wall to remove a swallowed button battery (which can burn through tissue) or patch an internal wound. The robot was created using heat-sensitive material around structural material that formed an accordion. Once in the stomach it can unfold and move around like a fin. This robot is not tethered to any equipment outside the body and therefore is easier to control using a magnetic field.
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"this robot could malfunction inside your body, therefore killing you!!!!!"
TheWeirdoInAfrica, United States
"Magnetic fields inside human body is interesting theme. That is good work."
Kavirayani Srikanth, India
"Yes"
C
"Bt how to remove it from human body once its function is over??"
palak hirani, India
"What this robot is scary or dangerous?"
Gumilang mf, Indonesia
"much better or i say best technology......instead of high cost or scary operation at hospital..."
gaurav sahu, India
"It will change the phrase of medical practice for ever"
Subhankar Bag, India
"SUPERB !"
TRYAMBAK BHADURI, India
"Internal human tissues requires soft treatment and have a variable geometry for each human which is hard to be handled by a small automatic robot
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Hesham El Qady, Egypt