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New Sensor Based on Human Organ Is No Tin Ear
Robotics Trends Feature | Nov 18, 2005Researchers are developing a mechanical cochlea, a device that functions much like its human counterpart in the ear. Yet, because it is composed of micromachined parts and integrated circuits, the apparatus should be inexpensive to manufacture and could potentially capture a range of frequencies well beyond those of human hearing.
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Researcher Gives Computers a ‘Human’ Face
Personal Robotics | Nov 17, 2005The friendly facial expressions, the soothing hand gestures, the coolly intelligent voice: Put them all together, and she is both disarmingly lifelike and surprisingly persuasive.
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This Holiday Season Bring Home the Lastest Member of the WowWee Family - Robosapien V2
Robotics Trends Feature | Nov 15, 2005WowWee Robotics Introduces Its Most Human-Like Robot to Date - With a Feisty Personality, Speech Capabilities and More
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Dartmouth Researchers Build World’s Smallest Mobile Robot
Robotics Trends Feature | Nov 10, 2005Untethered and controllable “microrobot” measures 60 micrometers by 250 micrometers. - By Sue Knapp
