Human-robot interaction suggests there’ll likely be many contexts where robots don’t displace workers but rather makes the role of humans even more valuable.

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Residents and visitors will soon be able to interact with this technological marvel at the Museum of the Future ...

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And, there are a number of hurdles they’ll need to overcome to be as pervasive as in science fiction. So, what will home robots look like in 2035? And what will it take to get one in every house?

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The Mechanical Marie manga premise and characters are incredibly goofy, and it works because it embraces that silliness.

More than 500 human-like robots from 16 countries, including Japan, have demonstrated their skills at the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing.