Don't look into the 'uncanny valley'! How making eye contact with a robot can affect the human brain - The Economic Times
Watch the Boston Dynamics Atlas Robot Do a Backflip. Yes, a Backflip | WIRED
Ubtech's Walker robot now lends a helping hand at home | Engadget
Artificial Robot Man Model 3d Rendering Stock Photo - Download Image Now - iStock
Three years ago it could barely walk. Now Atlas the humanoid robot is doing gymnastics. | The Seattle Times
NAO Next Gen now available for a wider audience - Robohub
NAO the humanoid and programmable robot | SoftBank Robotics
SoftBank's Pepper robot now has emotions, Son claims | The Japan Times
Robot skeletons can mimic human bone and heal fractures | SYFY WIRE
toyota: Now Toyota wants to put a robot in every home and make it your pal - The Economic Times
The Boston Dynamics Coronavirus Doctor Robot Dog Will See You Now | WIRED
Watch: Hyundai's robot service dog can see full colour and show some dance moves | Car News
Robot artist sells art for $688,888, now eyeing music career - ABC News
This Robot Passed a 'Self-Awareness' Test That Only Humans Could Handle Until Now
The Robot Will See You Now review – it appears even therapists could lose their jobs to AI | Television | The Guardian
Robot wars | World Finance
Coronavirus: Is now the time for the robot uprising? - Delta2020 | Financial and Technology Consultancy
NAO Robot V6 now available from RobotLAB - YouTube
The Robot Surgeon Will See You Now - The New York Times
Boston Dynamics' New Video Of Robots Completing A Parkour Course Goes Viral
This small, multilingual robot is now answering travelers' questions in the Tokyo airport
Real-life robots that will make you think the future is now
Russian Robot Knows How to Use Human Tools, and Now It's Flying into Space - autoevolution
Honolulu Police Spent $150,000 In CARES Funds On A Robot Dog - Honolulu Civil Beat
Quadruped Robots Can Climb Ladders Now - IEEE Spectrum
NAO Next Gen : the new robot of Aldebaran Robotics (now SoftBank Robotics Europe) - YouTube
Google's massive humanoid robot can now walk and move without wires | Robots | The Guardian
