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Aldebaran Robotics' Nao robot has already received a few upgrades from both the company itself and

Ah, the connected home... the ultimate Jetsonian fantasy that refuses to come true.

We've been following Aldebaran Robotics' Nao humanoid robot literally since it took its first steps, and it looks like interested developers will f

When Professor Sekine of Utsunomiya, Tochigi Prefecture, Japan, heard that his friend had been stung upwards of 90 times exterminating wasps, he was inspired to act.

Why not build a robot to do the job instead?

Two years ago, Iranian students built Sorena, a white humanoid machine that reportedly wheeled about via remote control.

For 2010, robots experts at Tehran University decided to update the creature -- and apparently, channel a little bit of Asimo.

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Remember Robonaut2, the gold-headed robot that first flexed its biceps

We really can't get enough of these humanoid robots.

Sometimes when we see the seemingly slow advance of Honda's ASIMO, the inherent limitations of WowWee toys, or the purposefully limited one-off research projects of universities, we start to give up hope of being super best pals wi

It's been a while since we've seen a humanoid robot this size do anything very new or interesting -- mostly they seem busy with their slow-mo dance moves -- but the new ROPID bot by Tomotaka