1 Word Explains Why Your Robot Co-Worker Looks Kind of Human: Trust
It looks like science fiction’s vision of our robot future was right. As robots increasingly become a normal aspect of the ...
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C-3PO dreams: Tesla aims to sell humanoid robots to consumers in 2026
At CES, Elon Musk hyped the potential of the AI-trained robots. "I think most people, if not everyone, would probably like to have their own personal C-3PO or R2-D2," extolled Musk. "Humanoid ...
Sydney trio raise millions to transform robotics, taking inspiration from Star Wars
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away, there were robots that could be controlled by basic verbal prompts, understood ...
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IoT Security In The C-3PO Age Will Be A Bit Different: Analysis
The real-world demo of Tesla’s humanoid Optimus robot suggests hackers may soon have a whole new attack surface to try to exploit. Get ready to meet your newest home IoT device, C-3PO.
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"You're gonna have your personal C-3PO, R2D2" - When Elon Musk answered burning question of how soon AI will take over human jobs on Joe Rogan's show
Elon Musk joined Joe Rogan in episode #2223 of The Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) last year. During the episode, Rogan informed Musk that a large number of occupations will be lost in the future due to ...
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A robot that will replace your smartphone is already in the works
When each one of these components attains sufficient maturity, they can be combined to create a "universal" robot akin to C-3PO, said Dmitry Grishin, who cofounded Russian internet company Mail.Ru ...
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I test and review Lego sets for a living and Lego's 25th Anniversary R2-D2 is now one of the lowest prices I've ever seen it
Name me a more iconic droid than R2-D2. Go on, I'll wait. C-3PO? Okay, I'll give you that — and while there is a Lego C-3PO, it isn't currently 18% off. Lego Star Wars R2-D2 is, however ...
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Apple robots need to be charming and useful, but can’t prize being adorable over utility
Science fiction writers envisioned robots that could walk, talk and think – but few conceived of a future where everyone carried a supercomputer in their pocket. But instead of C-3PO and Rosie, we ...