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robots that walk, robots that grab things, even robots that swim, the icra or international conferencetook place in london. it was packed with machines capable of all manner of automated activity. nobody told me i was coming to a robotic version of crufts. now, ai might be grabbing hold of all the headlines right now but for the exhibitors at this show, it's nothing new. that's because artificial intelligence is at the heart of pretty much every robot that's here. they're very well trained doggies! a good example of ai and robotic co—operation comes courtesy of uk company 0xa. it's creating software with al roots, allowing autonomous vehicles like shuttle buses and mining offroaders to navigate the world around them. but when we look at the wider world at the moment, especially things like tech, there are big concerns about the effect of technologies like artificial intelligence on the workplace. there was going to be change injobs, the vehicles for our autonomous shuttles, they would have supervisors, they may be remote, you may have people in parts of the country that doesn't have gr

it has a programme, a robot and a checker. this is literally a virtual reality map of the robot.heyjust represent the different objects in here. so you've got pumps, valves, reactors and stirrer. so this down here is the reactor and the stirrer and all the pumps and the valves and they're all connected together by these white lines which represents this tubing. and so we connect it all up in virtual reality so we can check it. and we could even do a simulation before we actually do the chemistry for real. to control the chemputer, we actually use like an internet router and the input chemicals are taken up. you can see these pumps and valves are moving. we take this blue solution and we put it into this separator here where you can see the orange solution and we then basically take a video of that using an infrared spectrometer which looks at colour changes and can tell us if the molecules have been chemputed — gone from the starting molecules to the end molecules that we need. and we keep checking until the chemical reaction is finished perfectly and we've made the molecule we w

should we steer robots or welcome them? hello robot is the name of the exhibition at the vitro design museum and the german town of bi alarm rhine. it focuses on our fascination with robots and artificial intelligence. a i for short, and the tense relationship between man and machine. austrian, emily client, you rated the show which has successfully toward the world. take a look at this me and if ops, the technology is coded, everything in our world, like a thin layer of color. that's just a fact of turnville and there's no turning back now that the genie is out of the bottle. and that's why we have to keep asking ourselves as individuals and as a society and how we want to implement this technology. the industrialized world can no longer function without its intelligent machines, but the outlook for the co existence of humans and robot swings between new topic and just stopping between hopes for a better mechanized world and fears. but human agencies will get lost. yeah, man and the standard we have a robot who writes mani

robot can be programmed with powerful engines led by a remote scientist in london, the robotics teamisions a future where workers can design their own robots for heavy tasks in virtual reality, and the display allows for more expressive interactions. also, the wind turbine robot has a depth to navigate due to the capabilities of artificial intelligence, it can recognize objects and movements. in the end, be aware of the carding of the old church from underwater. the remains of a church in mexico were completely removed from the water . catholic church belonging to the 16th century it is due to the record of drought and the reduction of the water of the gari ja lova river that the water was removed. this church was completely submerged in water in the 60s due to the construction of a basket. this was the world today in the last 24 hours . thank you for your cooperation. by asking a question, we went to the shareholders, which stock forum do you have a history of participating in ? the importance of the annual general meeting and the extraordinary general meeting is less than 10% no, n

should we fear robots or welcome them? hello robot is the name of the exhibition at the vitro design museum and the german town of bi alarm rhine. it focuses on our destination with robots and artificial intelligence. a i for short, and the tense relationship between man and machine austria, anomaly client, you rated the show which has successfully towards the world. take a look at this me and if ops, the technology is coded. everything in our world, like a thin layer of color. that's just the fact of turnville and there's no turning back now that the genie is out of the bottle. and that's why we have to keep asking ourselves as individuals and as a society how we want to implement this technology. the industrialized world can no longer function without its intelligent machines, but the outlook for the co existence of humans and robots swings between new topic and just stopping between hopes for a better mechanized world and fears that human agency will get lost. yeah, man and the stain describe a robot who writes manifest

she's the 1st humanoid robot to make her own art. with the help of artificial intelligence, the her inventor, a british gallery director, aden miller developed her with a team of computer scientists, robotics experts and designers. ada perceives the entire meant to cameras in her eyes, algorithms process the information and provide impulses for drawing the robot then single handedly determines or creative output without any human intervention. is mentioned. i'm hopeful, i think what fundamentally interesting is people about robotics and artificial intelligence is that it's like a replica of themselves. it's, it has something akin to a divine function. so, i'm creating intelligence that i'm creating, another human being. and i think that triggers the age old human log into play god queens of santa should we fear robots or welcome them? hello robot is the name of the exhibition at the vitro designed museum and the german town of bi alarm rhine. it focuses on our destination with robots and artificial intelligence, a i for short, and th

but that robot is as dumb as a door knob come. didn't notice the vocabulary, grammar, and syntax, and it has no clue about what it's writing. hardly any other phenomenon has captured the imagination of the movie industry as much as the vision of artificial beings then not only have an uncanny human appearance, but also far superior abilities from the trouble is to 2001, and believed runner to matrix science fiction films, including many blockbusters, have explored humanities, an easy fascination with robot. android and artificial intelligence. stick feed, if you to bash be left to can speaking. there's so many examples of artificial mentality, just that of found their way into our brains and hearts through pop culture, shaping our image of robots and a i can see the things. that's why we're always disappointed when we come across a real a i or robots because are usually nowhere near as cool as the ones we know from movies and books. but where do the boundaries between a and human creativity lie? will machines managed to crack one

something i'm a bloodless war where it's just basically robots destroying other robots. and let's talk about money. there's huge money being dumped into a ton of us weapon systems all around the world. what countries are spending the most, who or, or what companies are the movers and shakers in this eco system when strips and how much money is being spent on technology warfare of artificial intelligence and, and really this new arrows of war that's powered by technology. i mean, we have to look at, we have to look at the big tech uh, worldwide of who are the companies that are reinventing technology and, and creating technology that can be used in, in, in a war machines in, in, in battle. and the power systems that are being produced by companies that produce as those aircrafts and so on. and so for intentions on all the companies that are producing equipment and gear and separately needs technology now to to power their machines in order to be battle ready for this new battle in one way. as we're still talking about physical battle and going into the battle field up, on

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this robot can easily be used in spaces designed for humans. it works. manufacturer wants to make it strong enough to minimize line and reduce fatigue. the relationship has a 3d touch temperature sensor, so it can touch objects and physically interact with the world . all this in next to the transformation we have to build stronger, more active cars with engines the powerful robots we have planned can provide you with a better robot, and at an exhibition in london and the work was guided by a remote scientist, the team envisions a future robot in which workers can perform their tasks in virtual reality. for engineers, they designed the robot's hands to perform heavy tasks, and its display allows for more expressive interactions. this robot has a depth camera for orientation, and due to its artificial intelligence capabilities , it can recognize objects and movements . dear viewers, this is the end. this news section of this i made two other visits in khordad, 402 karaj chalus road, dam 63, amir kabir house, why is the islamic republic acting like this ,

when it's eak robots mean for 'obs? when it's peak _ robots mean forjobs?ovember, i peak season, like november, december, we need to fly people in from other countries to work in from other countries to work in the uk and then we have to fly them back. so we think with robots working together with humans, we can have a more sustainable set—up than flying all the people in. sustainable set-up than flying all the people in.— all the people in. greater use of robots _ all the people in. greater use of robots will _ all the people in. greater use of robots will have _ all the people in. greater use of robots will have winners i all the people in. greater use | of robots will have winners and losers. but it seems their role is only increasing. voiceover: for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. palestinians under the age of 30 have never had a chance to vote in an election and many say they have little faith in the palestinian leadership. exclusive data shared with the bbc suggests they are increasingly reject

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and use the tariff, a taxi robot. services in general.t least the pace of porting it. experience in other areas of the city, that is, the transformation of a robot taxi as a technology into a robot taxi, as a real service for understanding the yandex machine under control neural networks have traveled a total of 24 million km. but in the free taxi mode, in the same and on the train, only 60,000 were made in a few years. regular taxi trips in moscow this is about a million trips per day. night attempts at a counteroffensive by the apu in several directions at once were repulsed by regular sorties on nato armored vehicles. how is the work going in the disaster zone, into which the vast territories below the dam of the kakhovka hydroelectric power station of the destroyed artillery of the afu have turned? representatives of three dozen countries gathered in sochi for the eurasian economic congress, what topics are in focus? establishes its work in the crimea will tell attempts to attack the apu were recorded today in several areas.

inspire this generation of robots. that just means like humans that can do things like humans, take up objects of data, need bombs and what have you. so, so there's a lot happening within robotics and it's not just the war. it's not just going out in the battlefield. but just all of those things associated with a situation like a war where maybe you need to rescue people where you need to go on a recon mission where you need to maybe have a disaster that's happening in turkey as, as the earthquake and so on. so bodies generally is changing fast, and i think we're headed in for an exciting, an interesting time when it comes to utilizing technology. gina, the upper upper hand technology companies are going to play a big part in all of this. coming up next, p t s d has affected thousands of soldiers who saw combat 1st hands. but now even soldiers who never set foot on the battlefield, save their sufferings. find out how next we'll discuss it with in con when we return to type the m. o will be right back the of the look fo

i mean, when you look at robotics it's, it's not necessary now that future robots that are in a battle field look like humans. it's not necessary for them to be that right because they're essentially a chilling machine. but when it comes to maybe, uh, you know, being more channels, flies looking like a human or, or what have you there. yes. you know, you could have someone looking like a robot out there. right now, robotics is that a very interesting place at a very exciting phase, generally in the world. and of course, battle and war is one of the applications. but schumann, toys looking robots have been becoming popular. you know, we started with that. there was a robot called us of the a few years ago that the world was fascinated that i'm talking 5 years ago. we were fascinated with associates a robot, but now you have other things such as boston. they met the damage that was bought by google. you have a media very human looking robot and others that are now going to be that are now going to inspire this generation of robots that didn't move like humans, that you do. uh, seems like

the scientists claimed the smart skin for use in robots. 3d printing of making robots makes iran strong and safe for astronauts and space exploration . using this poster, robots can withstand the harsh conditions of space, including low pressure radiation and extreme temperature fluctuations, and avoid potential collisions with objects. hit some scientists believe there is a lot of capacity to do the work of robots in space, so that it can be from scientific experiments to maintenance work in space stations and extraction of valuable resources. sending robots instead of humans is both cheaper and less risky . qaghan is a domestic knowledge-based company. succeeding after two years of trying to internalize specialized microcomputers. these computers are mostly imported from countries like china and taiwan, and now they are produced domestically at half the price of foreign samples. when basic knowledge enters the world of microcomputers , a company technology in tarbiat modares university park he was able to internalize a microcomputer about 5 cm, the dimensions of this work are 50 x 50

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succeeding in producing the new generation of the exoskeleton robot, the robot has been produced with a fifth of these foreign similar examples, so don't rush. the exoskeleton is close to the production technology of this robot . there were no robots before it is an exoskeleton for people with lower mobility disorders, ahmed, for people with spinal cord injury, an internal knowledge-based company has designed and produced this robot, and now in the latest version of this product , it has added capabilities for optimal use of abilities. the possibility of walking with crutches, the person can walk the usual activities using this device , and in the company society, light weight and volume and easy handling are among the features of the new model . the online server information of the device has been turned on. initial or subsequent services have arrived or not for this device it also provides the possibility for disabled people with cervical lesions and in foreign examples, we did not see that a disabled person with a neck disability use an exoskeleton robot, a disabled person with a c

, italy, china, and turkey make these robots ? we were proud to be the sixth country in the world that manufactures this device and parts of an iranian airpod, and it also has the approval of the casting association. iran should be formed, if we want to use a motor, we should use domestic motor makers, get the help of the officials of danesh banyan company, make this robot in this company, one sixth of the price of the european model, contact the after sales service of another robot made by the company, the washing and lubrication of the inside of the devices is in charge. it needs a separator to enter the mold to wash the poem, he presses the same button and the two-axis machine enters the mold and performs the washing task , at least their productivity has increased by 30% compared to when the machine operator was working, and only the quality of the parts has increased, their waste has decreased, and three regular shifts are fixed with a demanding framework, they become tired and worn out. mehdi naqvi of sedav sima news agency,

there's the ability for robots to catch things that could be missed by the human eye. is a post-doc researcher at uc berkeley, and his team at call is helping east bay mud implement these new technologies. >> in the tunnel, if the lining is not perfect, it can have -- because of leaks you can see precipitation or cracks or algae. and this robot can tell how much of this damage is compared to previous visual inspections. >> reporter: for those worried about robot rez placing humans full-time, she doesn't expect that to happen. rather, the data gathered provide another tool for engineers to make sure the company's infrastructure is running smoothly. >> the collaborative effort, to i what they're collecting and how the robot worked, see how we can use that the next time it comes around. >>> the weekend is here. turning to weather, a beautiful shot of sausalito this afternoon. this was the view from our nbc sky ranger today. it's beautiful there. san francisco in the distance. you can see the bay bridge to the left. you can see it all down bridgeway in sausalito. overcast,

i mean, when you look at robotics it's, it's not necessary now that future robots that are in a battle field look like humans. it's not necessary for them to be that right because they're essentially a killing machine. but when it comes to maybe uh, you know, being more channels flies looking like a human or, or what have you there? yes. you know, you could have someone looking like a robot out there. right now. robotics is that a very interesting place at a very exciting phase, generally in the world. and of course, data and war is one of the applications. but humanoid looking robots have been becoming popular. you know, we started with that. there was a robot called us of the a few years ago that the world was fascinated that i'm talking 5 years ago. i flew there fascinated with associates a robot. but now you have other things such as boston, they met the damage that was bought by google. you have a media very human looking robot and others that are now going to be that are now going to inspire this generation of robots that can move like humans, that can do things like humans, take

the robots were monopolized by several european countries and china . it is possible to follow it, the water is melting, it is better to avoid my eyes, or god forbid, if i pour too much of that day, it may work to the ceiling , and the goods register may ask someone from danesh banyan to build a robot to transfer these molten materials into the devices. pushed the programming of the control panel of the robot, completely localized and from artificial intelligence it is also used in its design, it is produced and programmed by iranian engineers from zero to one hundred , and all the commands that are given to the device from the control panel are done by our software and programming, the screen is in persian. with the design of the robot, our country became the sixth country to manufacture it. the countries of america, germany, italy, china and turkey make these robots. we were proud to be the sixth country in the world that this machine and the parts of this robot are manufactured in iran and it has the approval of the casting association. all tried to

. in which workers can guide their robots for tasks in virtual reality, the robot's hands are designed to perform heavy tasks, and its display allows for more expressive interactions , and the robot has a depth camera for orientation due to its artificial intelligence capabilities. can recognize objects and movements and at the end wash away the old church from being submerged under water. the remains of a church in mexico were completely submerged under water . java came out of the water. this church was completely submerged in water in the 60s due to the construction of a basket. this was the world today in the last 24 hours. and the arab world is sitting on the al jazeera network in qatar the pretext of establishing diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia was held a few days ago. the message of this meeting is the importance of developing relations between the countries of the region, especially iran and saudi arabia . the promising young force and iranian scientists enable this country to realize economic growth with the cooperation of its neighbors. the issue requires b

own robots to perform heavy tasks and display them. that possibility of interactions it provides more expressiveness. also, the robot has a camera with another one for orientation, and because of the capabilities of artificial intelligence , it can recognize objects and movements . changing the vaccine, strategies and horizons of the free zone of the azad university, the first consumer and evaluation and judgment with you at 11:00 p.m. on basmillah rahman al-rahim khabar network , we are with you at 12:00 p.m. with some other news. the economic growth of 1401 has reached 4 percent, according to the announcement of the central bank, the growth of the gross domestic product in the four seasons of the previous and the following year, it has increased it is equal to one, 93, 94, 95 and three tenths of percent, respectively, reported by central bank

succeeding in producing the new generation of the exoskeleton robot, this robot has been domesticateda fifth of the cost of similar foreign models. hassan , don't rush. the exoskeleton is close to the production technology of this robot. a possibility that did not exist before is an exoskeleton robot for people with lower mobility disorders. ahmad fard has a spinal cord injury from a stroke. cp is a domestic knowledge-based company that has designed and produced today, and now in the latest version of this product, it can for optimal use of power finders have added to it the possibility of walking with a cane, the core of a person can walk with the help of this device, and in the society of the company, the weight and volume are light and easier than the features of the new model. the device information is sent to our server and our can the device be turned on, how many hours has it been working so far, is it time for the initial services or the next services or not? this device provides the possibility of movement for the disabled people in the bazaar or others , such as the neck dis

these videos also helped the robot to gradually add things to its knowledge. in this method, the researchers used a neural network to teach the robot chef. did this robot then using from computer vision methods, every part of the video is analyzed, the commands are converted into vectors , and the robot confirms the similarities after performing mathematical operations. scientists announced the discovery of new species in the vast and pristine area of ​​the pacific ocean , according to the daily website. this area in the pacific ocean is twice as large and rich in minerals, which is at the disposal of various companies to extract minerals from the depths of the seabed. the remarkable result of this research, recently published in the journal karen biology, shows that 88 92 % of these species are completely new the area of ​​one million square kilometers is one of the most untouched natural areas and the pacific ocean. the researchers also found that the most common types of animals in this area include vertebrates , dark worms, skins and sponges. the biologica

the robot is the sphere.an: look at the port getting set up for the spheres experiment that's about to take place on the space station... man: ...they are little robots. they are little satellites. they fly inside the space station. woman: as part of a competition, students write algorithms for the spheres satellites to accomplish tasks relevant to future space missions. there will be a code on station from california. which of your team's code will it be? who knows. and then, will your state take the full title? your mission is to build surveying satellites to orbit mars. that is the space race right now. one of the things that your satellite has to do is deploy three-- what we call satellite position system devices, or sps devices to find your assembly zone. now that you've dropped your spses, there are some satellite parts that have been pre-deployed. you can see there's three types of items worth different amount of points. so part of your strategy is gonna be deciding which items to take to your assembly

taxi and use the tariff of the robot taxi .they say, will to a certain extent start the future of services in general. well , or at least the pace of porting it. experience in other regional cities, that is, with the rotation of a robot taxi, as a technology in a robot taxi, as a real service for understanding a yandex machine controlled by a neural network , has already traveled a total of 24 million km. but in the wireless taxi mode, in the same and on the train, only 60,000 were made in a few years. regular taxi trips in moscow this is about a million trips per day. i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they do not crawl out of khitrov's slums with gilyarov's. now keep your pockets cleaned in a moment. and you can also slash with a knife. the west is ready to let not only ukraine under the rasmus knife, well done. i did not know that he was a hidden baltic pole, but he offers.

are searching robots. not only be the need for searches to be present in the operating room, but they facilitate the process of the operation to a great extent. thanks to better maneuverability and higher precision compared to a traditional manual surgeries. the development of the iranian made surgical robots began in 2006 after we've on trying to import an american robotic surgery system called davinci. but us sanctions walk the purchasing process, the spark, the idea of developing the domestic version of the g. and as it turns out to get out the ways it's american counterparts in many ways says the scene on manufacturing. so one of the main advantage of this machine is that you may use the week of the, the cost of one toes of them into system for the main machine, for reading through the use, the single use instruments. the damages are off only 5, even to uncomfortable redundancy system which has the theater off $10.00 to $2.00 of the on the $2102000.00 to each of them because we integrate the robots and

ilia: llegaron los robots de inteligencia artificial que ahora hacen extensiones de pestaÑa mÁs rÁpidotramos cÓmo funciona. jorge; la ciudad de miami se prepara para el histÓrico dÍa donde una corte federal e presentarÁ 37 cargos criminales a donald trump, serÁ la primera vez en que un ex presidente de estados unidos enfrenta este tipo de acusaciones. ilia: trump viajÓ desde nueva jersey a miami, donde tiene la cita con la justicia maÑana, martes, tenemos una extensa cobertura de equipo. jorge comenzamos con vilma tarazona y los preparativos en los edificios de la corte de miami. >> los ojos de la naciÓn estÁn puestos en esta corte federal de miami donde se espera que se presente el presidente trump para ser procesados por cargos federales, el jefe de policÍa manny morales dijeron que estÁn trabajando con las agencias locales, estatales y federales para garantizar la seguridad. estamos colaborando con diferentes agencias de seguridad para asegurarnos de que tenemos los recursos necesarios para que la gente pueda expresar sus inquietudes, su derecho constitucional de expresarse. >> sin

in switzerland, i built a diving robot to carry out search and rescue operations in dangerous places . according to the reuters news agency, this robot is currently in the experimental stages of some companies. using it there are this robot in places of the sea that becomes much more dangerous for humans and it moves . we made it difficult for humans, for example, there are raging rivers in switzerland. in this field , there was no solution for human activity, and it is possible for a user to use a robot in virtual reality. this robot to cameras and audio sensors are equipped for search, which finds that a user is equipped with cameras and equipment , and has both visual and audio information , and works with 3d images in real time , or that the robot automatically and independently searching in hard-to-reach places, difficult places that require light or to be searched in and where human access is difficult and dangerous, titrah robot has been used by several local organizations for underwater search and rescue operations. china's ctn network is one of the leading countries in the s

this robot, which works with solar energy, can plant 600 seeds per day . see a report from the british sun network about the reduction of the number of trees in the amazon forests by natural and human factors of an institution in peru, a seed robot has been used to combat the loss of the amazon rainforest. the ionic robot can harvest 600 seeds per day, the equivalent of two football fields. environmentalists say that this device can be a decisive factor in preserving the largest rainforests. let the land be protected against unauthorized and illegal digging of trees, the smell of rain , we have lost 20% of the amazon rainforest, in fact, we have protected thousands and a half million important components of this diverse and huge ecosystem . in the forests of southeastern peru this robot, which works with solar energy, can work all day and carefully plant seeds in the soil with the help of a gardening spade . it is connected to the headquarters of abb in sweden by satellite for updating. this agile robot can whatever we have on the card, in this way, the fo

robot was guided by a remote scientist. to do heavy design work they are flexible and its display provides the possibility of more expressive interactions. also, the inflatable camera robot has a depth for orientation and can recognize objects and movements due to the capabilities of artificial intelligence. amir kabir water destroys the rubble stones and flat stones and in a distance of less than 200 meters, it creates another hundred meters and cuts off the river. it is strange that the rain is flooding the road . and the distribution of water in the capital and karaj , will it be better to bear the worry and inform the people? amir kabir dam supplies a quarter of the water needed by tehran and a part of karaj water to prevent the occurrence of concern in the society and the subsequent change in consumption behavior so that no news is published because the stability of the water supply network is dependent and meaningful with the stability of the amount the consumption of salty water is for the commoners, its common inter

r surgeon robots. not only be the need for surgeons to be present in the operating room, but they facilitate the process of the operation to a great extent. thanks to better maneuverability and higher precision compared to traditional manual surgeries. the development of the iranian made surgical robots began in 2006 after we've gone try to import an american robotics surgery system called davinci. but us sanctions walk the purchasing process, the spark, the idea of developing the domestic version of the entry. and as it turns out, it out ways it's american counterparts in many ways. says the scene on manufacturing. so, you know, is now a celebrity robot. it's developer say the surgical system has made a name for itself in many countries. it is a start to uh, exporting to the indonesia 2 weeks ago, which for the 1st time these perform a partially all the search to meet on. as he gets precedent on a few minutes, he gets the cement between 2 cities of sand dunes and duped arcada between 2 hospitals. we'v

robot clothes, toys , replacement robot replaces the broken robot every four minutes. more information , they can visit the smart robotics parking site. dot com, visit islamic sales, radio and television news agency. good, our relationship with my colleague, mrs. shabiri, has been established . i am with the minister of foreign affairs. greetings to you, ms. consultant. please tell me about the programs of amir abdollahian, minister of foreign affairs in kuwait and oman. greetings to you. you may i want to go to mr. amir abdullahian's meeting with the prime minister of kuwait, which has just ended. the prime minister of kuwait actually just became the prime minister, and from this point of view, the government would like to meet with mahmoudi. we welcome the arab countries and we will try, and he mentioned the presence of 30,000 iranians in kuwait , and said that there is still an opportunity to expand relations . this set of figures as you mentioned, after the trip to iran, as it ended this morning , there were a lot of speculations about the agreement or dialogue on

you know, you could have someone looking like a robots out there right now. robotics is that a very interesting place at a very exciting phase. generally in the world and of course, battle and war is one of the applications. but human toys looking robots have been becoming popular. you know, we started with that. it was a robot called us of the a few years ago that the world was fascinated that i'm talking 5 years ago. i flew there fascinated with associates a robot. but now you have other things such as boston. they met the damage that was bought by google. you have a navy, a very human looking robot, and others that are now going to be that are now going to inspire this generation of robots. that just means like humans that do uh, seems like humans pick up objects of data, need bombs and what have you. so, so there's a lot happening within robotics and it's not just a war. it's not just going out in the battlefield. but just all of those things associated with a situation like a war, but maybe you need to rescue people where you need to go on a recon mission where you need to maybe have a dis

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