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Squishybots: Soft, bendy and smarter than ever

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Squishybots: Soft, bendy and smarter than ever

A new era of flexible robots has arrived, and it challenges our notions of what it means to be intelligent, says Justin Mullins

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Military robots can leave operators at home

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Robot Venus flytraps could eat bugs for fuel

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Robot Venus flytraps could eat bugs for fuel

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Twisting artificial muscle fibre made with nanotubes

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Robot builds its own body from sprayable foam

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Robot builds its own body from sprayable foam

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Robot-assisted plants find their place in the sun

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Darwin's robots: Survival of the fittest digital brain

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Darwin's robots: Survival of the fittest digital brain

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Base-jumping robot throws itself off buildings

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Quantum logic could make better robot bartenders

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Quantum logic could make better robot bartenders

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Software tricks people into thinking it is human

Cleverbot tricked 59 per cent of people that they were talking to another human – suggesting it has passed the Turing test

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RoboBee speaks honeybee dance language

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Learning machines: The education of an animat

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Robot 'Mission Impossible' wins video prize

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Wire robot yanks your golf game into shape

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