To build a humanoid that can function in our world is a bold challenge being taken up by isolated labs around the world. Researchers are infusing robots with abilities ranging from grasping and holding to hearing and vision.
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Beyond Human | Erasing the Line Between Man and...
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Beyond Human | Emotion Machines | PBS
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Beyond Human | The Cyborg Mind | PBS
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Secret Life of Scientists | Alan Sage:...
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NOVA scienceNOW | Profile: David Eagleman | PBS (#503)
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Post Date: March 5, 2008






