Gourmet Coffee? High-Protein Insects? There’s a Desktop Gadget for That
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Tag Results for coffee (9)
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PR2 Robot Figures Out How to Make a Latte
Your robot butler is now closer than ever
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Start-ups: Better Beer and Coffee with Brewbot and Bonaverde
Home brewing gets an upgrade
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Video Friday: The Year in Robots
Our favorite robot videos (and biggest stories) from 2013
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Video Friday: Return of the Robot Ape, Anki Drive Battle Mode, and Why We Love Robots
Do we really need a robotic ape? Of course!
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Build a Coffee-Can Radar
A quick look at the workings of the DIY coffee-can radar from MIT
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Coffee-Can Radar
How to build a synthetic-aperture imaging system with tin cans and AA batteries
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Italian robot makes your coffee, picks up your clothes
Spiegel Online reports on an EU DEXMART-funded research project at the University of Naples to design and build a robot that makes coffee and picks up clothes. The robot, named Justin [the Spiegel article incorrectly calls it "Justine"], is supposed to be one step in developing a multitasking household robot. From the article: The â'¬6.3-million ($9.3 million) project aims to develop robots that can use two arms simultaneously and in harmony, as opposed to current robots, which only have the technological complexity to handle "one-armed" tasks. This goal is interesting to compare with the predictions of iRobot cofounder Colin …
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