October 2009
May 2009
Blog Post: The age of robotic furniture is upon us.
Podcast: For a Silicon Valley start-up, the future of personal robots is bright¿and open source
Article: Vibrating driver's seats and shoe inserts are proving that humans can gather information using unusual parts of the body
Blog Post: During the TEDMED conference in San Diego, CEO Colin Angle announced the company was adding a Healthcare division to its Home and Government/Industrial robotics businesses.
Blog Post: Details have been released on how at-home robots sold today are designed with very little security in mind. How these common every day robots can be hacked, the many negative ways in which it can harm us, and how the problem will only get worse has been detailed in this first ever paper.
Article: How far are we from sending robots into the world in our stead?
Blog Post: A new company called Robonica is taking a new approach to robotic toys by introducing a gaming infrastructure and community around their soon-to-be-released robot Roboni-i.
Podcast: The Roboworld exhibit opens at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh
Blog Post: In the world of weight loss solutions, a countertop robot with big blue eyes might just be the thing to help you stay healthy and eat right.




















