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    How Do You Feel About Saudi Arabia’s Newest Citizen?

    Saudi Arabia has been making some very amazing and interesting advancements lately. In late September, they announced that they are now permitted women to get behind the wheel and start driving cars. This change is taking effect June 2018, and Saudi Arabia has long been seen as oppressing women for having this legal ban on […]

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    Ziro Literally Puts Control of Robots at Your Fingertips

    It’s a great time to be a robot builder. With prices of components like motors and microcontrollers plunging, hobbyists can build and program fun and simple robots without spending too much. Still, putting together the moving parts of a robot takes a fair bit of mechanical know-how, expertise, and a steady soldering hand — not necessarily welcoming […]

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    Share Autom: The Eyelash Batting Robotic Weightloss Coach

    January tends to begin with promises of detoxing and diets, and the Autom Weightloss coach offers you a way to make the calorie counting a little easier. It’s a robotic styled device that’s equipped with an interactive touchscreen that gives you diet tips and support and allows you to input your daily food intake. The […]

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    iRobot Debuts Itsy Bitsy Scooba 230 Floor Washing Robot

    Well we knew that it was time for iRobot to dazzle us again with some new robotic friends, and at CES this week they will indeed be debuting the Scooba 230 Floor Washing Robot. This itsy bitsy floor washing robot is the smallest in the world at 3.5 inches tall and 6.5 inches in diameter. […]

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    Sphero the Smartphone Controlled Robotic Ball Will Make Debut at CES 2011

    Earlier this year, Gizmodo and Fast Company reported about a startup developing a ball you could control with your smartphone. Well, that prototype has finally gotten a name and it’s called Sphero. Measuring 74 mm in diameter, the Bluetooth-connected ball is stocked with plenty of cool features that should be revealed at CES in January. […]