Sentences with phrase «of little robots»

He has shared some new photos of the little robots in different poses.

In four years of theoretical work, we built a robot that could go over the rubble piles, at which point it would let out lots of little robots, which would be able to wend their way deeper into the rubble.

The introduction of this little robot pupper makes a dark game a bit brighter.

In Cobalt players take on the roll of a little robot of the same name, GO →

Amanita's delightful adventure game originally came out in 2009 on PC and Mac, and follows the journey of a little robot who's been thrown (literally) out of the city.

I've even created one to test the path finding skills of that little robot.

Not exact matches

It may sound a little like something out of an episode of the «The Jetsons,» but the reality is the Federal Aviation Administration is required to implement regulations to integrate commercial drones into the national airspace by 2015, meaning flying robots are going to become a lot more common in the U.S.

What's also concerning is that there's been little regulation or technical research about defense techniques to combat the «global proliferation of weaponizable robots.»

The market has been positioned somewhere between awe and incredulity as new blockchain exchange - traded funds have attracted more than $ 200 million from investors in little more than a week of January, but it's a robot ETF that is blowing away the competition among trendy tech investments over the month.

The picture is misleading — this little robot is only about an inch wide, and has the ability to propel itself forward, change direction, and solve puzzles with the help of its owner.

While the robot can respond to many questions, some of the answers will leave you a little bewildered.

As Noel Sharkey, a professor of artificial intelligence and robotics at the University of Sheffield, tells Time magazine, «It would be impossible to tell the difference between a little girl pointing an ice cream at a robot, or someone pointing a rifle at it.»

A little while back, I wrote a story for Canadian Business about the changing shape of robots.

To demonstrate the power of Cloud Vision, Google built a cute little robot with Cloud Vision, via a DYI robot kit known as GoPiGo.

One of my first at home / Saturday morning projects as a 10 year - old boy was to build a robot with tin cans my Mom had thrown out and plenty of lead solder and an «Archer» soldering gun, which still works after 50 years, even the little light on the front!

Which leaves very little margin of error and may explain the impressive hit rate of the robot.

«You know, Disney had a huge hit in this space last year - as a licensor, with the BB - 8 droid,» he said of the little spherical Star Wars robot that's controlled remotely via a mobile app.

To your last point, when I said choice is an illusion, I wasn't referring that it is impossible to make that choice, but rather that there is a «right» choice and a «wrong» choice, the «right» one being that you worship god, regardless of how weird some of the rituals might be, making you a little more than a robot, acting out a script your given, we're just slightly better because we can justify why we're acting out a command, but it takes years to understand that justification, in the beginning, you do these rituals because you're given a script and if you don't want to do it, tough.

W ith aseptic packaging instead of cans and bottles, a future that would require little garbage - stacking robots like the ones in the computer - animated movie «Wall - E» might not be necessary.

Obama said of the robot, «I have to say the robots were a little scary.

I love our newest member of the family, specially my little ones who think it is just the coolest robot ever.

You can't expect them to be afraid of you in order to obey, and people can't expect kids to be perfect little robots all of the time.

It gets easier, but you still have to think of new things with subsequent children since they aren't all little robots.

MiP is a really special little robot that's packed with a lot of technology.

Take a look at this little robot, because it's quite unique: The little guy is powered by the (safe and non-toxic) chemical reaction of salt water and charcoal.

The University of Bonn's robot, Momaro, which looks a little like Wall - E, posted the fastest run of the competition at 34 minutes.

As a founder of iRobot Corporation, based in Bedford, Massachusetts, and CEO of robotics start - up CyPhy Works, it's clear to me that merely engineering «cool» robots does little to advance the field.

The compliant wings of a bat - like flapping robot flapping at lower frequencies (7 - 10 Hz vs. 100 - 300 Hz of quadrotors) are inherently safe: because their wings comprise primarily flexible materials and are able to collide with one another, or with obstacles in their environment, with little or no damage.»

Matusik says InstantCAD could be particularly helpful for more intricate designs for objects like cars, planes, and robots, particularly for industries like car manufacturing that care a lot about squeezing every little bit of performance out of a product.

Next, the robot told a longer 10 - minute story based on a little - known Japanese folk tale called My Lord Bag of Rice, which the student was unlikely to have heard before.

When scientists studying behaviour considered animals to be little more than stimulus - bound and instinct - wired robots, to be accused of anthropomorphism was a social calamity.

Currently, our robots are little more intelligent than sea slugs, and even after decades of clever research, they can barely distinguish figures from a background at the skill level of an infant.

We all grew up with the near - future promise of smart robots, but today we have little better than the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner.

The particle is like one of those little toy robots that senses the edge of a table or staircase and reverses course, except that the particle has no internal mechanism to pull off its stunt.

«This year, when we found out there was going to be a second robot, we were a little worried, but it was also a really exciting aspect of the game this year because it was so new,» says Calace, who headed up the Fe Maidens» software development efforts.

Early on in a search, a robot may know very little about where a scent is coming from — every direction in which it could travel has a relatively equal probability of leading to the source.

In terms of creativity or emotions in a work context, robots given little credit: after all, more than 80 % of respondents believe that robots can express emotions; more than 30 % even believe that robots are able to recognize feelings or be creative.

Much of that work was done by robots and involved little creativity (once scientists figured out how to do the sequencing).

Understanding the biomechanics of this little snail could help engineers design some nifty sea - faring robots, and it could also help with ecological studies: Zooplankton like helicina move upwards to the surface of the ocean each night to eat (and avoid being eaten), and this mass migration of tiny organisms is one of the biggest biomass movements on the planet.

What does it take to build a robot that can, for a period of time, perform tasks and make decisions with little human input?

You either begin to move like a robot, or you decide to remain in bed (for the time being), stuck in agony as you compress one of the joints in your body — the knee, the wrist, or the lower back in an attempt for the pain to subside just a little so you could kick start your day.

Fans of new Star Wars releases can't help but love little BB - 8 and now you can have your morning coffee with the spunky round robot.

Another one of their favorites is the Fisher - Price ® Think & Learn Teach «n Tag Movi ™ — which is a little robot that gets kids up and moving.

At the current price tag of $ 19.99 on Steam, I would say it's worth it if you're looking for a neat little survival adventure game with a bit of that adorable robot aesthetic and a dash of humor.

Karl Yune (Memoirs of a Geisha) and Olga Fonda (Little Fockers) also make us want to jeer, especially when their characters try to defeat Atom with Zeus, their super robot.

Little does Charlie realize that the old piece of scrap will change everything for him and his son and rock the robot boxing world.

The happy little robot finds his way to Ally Sheedy who eventually takes care of him whilst convincing Guttenberg (another scientist from NOVA who is after 5) Number 5 is indeed a living errrm... entity?

Rodriguez just pulls stuff out of his subconscious, all these great ideas he's had forever and here's the one film he can finally put all of them into — the giant robots invading the empty Sunday - morning streets of downtown Austin and Grandpa walking on the moon and Alan Cumming instructing little kids on how to use 3 - D glasses and pseudo-mystic video - game lore and — dear god — Sylvester Stallone as a hippie.

There's little doubt that Real Steel's biggest problem is its excessively deliberate pace and unreasonably overlong running time, as filmmaker Shawn Levy, working from John Gatins» screenplay, has infused the movie with an incongruously epic sensibility that all - too - often threatens to negate its positive attributes - with the fairly pointless (and surprisingly unpleasant) robot - vs - bull brawl that opens the picture effectively setting a tone of regrettable sloppiness (ie Charlie goes through two robots before settling on his final fighter).

You do actually forget this character is a robot, by the end of the movie you do look at him as a real person, a little bug - eyed alien that you don't wan na see get harmed.