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    Gromit." The term "Claymation" is copyrighted by Will Vinton Studios‚ but is informally used in reference to all clay animation. Clay animation continues to see use in the 21st century‚ commonly utilized in Adult Swim cartoons like "Moral Orel" and "Robot Chicken." Character Character claymation constitutes the most commonly seen type of clay animation. It takes fully formed sculptures and only changes their positions slightly from frame to frame to create an illusion of motion. Character claymation

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    Matthew Cross Professor Molly Sides ENG 103 22 June 2013 Isaac Asimov: Envisioning the Future of our Own Humanity "If it brings me humanity‚ that will be worth it. If it doesn ’t‚ it will bring an end to striving and that will be worth it‚ too." (The Bicentennial Man 22). Isaac Asimov‚ a dreamer who with humble beginnings pushed science fiction into the beginnings of reality. There is no one quite like Asimov. He has written more on more subjects‚ and better on more subjects‚ and more unexpectedly

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    Professor John Danisi Learning Community 9 31 August 2014 The Line Between Logic and Emotion‚ In Relation to I‚ Robot Life is seen as a wide spectrum of things‚ most of them living. It is hard to conceive the fact that artificial intelligence will soon become a large part of our society and that it may someday try to take over. But what will always separate us from robots is the fact that we can separate our logical brain from our emotional brain‚ without having either act too extreme. To

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    Puffy‚ The Underwater pufferfish robot By Malakai Lohse’ The Problem The ocean. It cover most of the planet. And yet‚ we know virtually nothing about it. And even we can’t explore the entire ocean ourselves. That’s why we built robots to do it for us. The problem is that we can’t study the animals without scaring them away with our robots. That is where Puffy comes in. He is pufferfish themed‚ because of the fact that another fish like a pufferfish wouldn’t scare them away‚ right? You might

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    things easier for us. This robot will help our parents in a way of separating biodegradable and non biodegradable. It also help other garbage collectors or garbage men to dissociate trashes. All wastes that are to be disposed are grouped separately. It not only provides cleaner environment but also it brings in revenue to the organization taking it up. Statement of the Problem Does the robot can detect the non-biodegradable materials? Does the robot can detect the biodegradable

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    Using the Android Platform to control Robots Stephan G¨ bel‚ Ruben Jubeh‚ Simon-Lennert Raesch and Albert Z¨ ndorf o u Software Engineering Research Group Kassel University Wilhelmsh¨ her Allee 73 o 34121 Kassel‚ Germany Email: [sgoe jubeh lrae zuendorf]@cs.uni-kassel.de Abstract—The Android Mobile Phone Platform by Google becomes more and more popular among software developers‚ because of its powerful capabilities and open architecture. As its based on the java programming language

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    investing in robot pets. But why? Some argue that robot pets increase happiness while others say that that happiness created is fake. Many people either feel the need or only see the pros of owning a robot pet. However‚ despite these claims‚ ultimately robotic pets are negative because of the “simulation of love” being created‚ social isolation‚ as well as the lack of responsibility made in owning a robot pet. How would you feel if someone was programmed to love you? This is exactly what robot pets are

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    Dr. Matt Oliver English 112 September 28th 2010 Robots are not human beings It is almost impossible to create a creature which is exactly the same as humans. Most of the robots can think as logically as we can and they can maybe act approximately the same we do but they hardly ever can show feelings. Not be able to think cognitive is one of the major problems in the short science fiction story “Liar” by Isaac Asimov. Herbie‚ a RB-34 robot‚ has the gift to read others mind. He is also trained

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    tried to speak‚ but he couldn’t. He didn’t know what was going on. He was in just as much shock as John. “Wait…. don’t…. shoot!” screamed Jacob‚ who was finally able to speak three words out of his mouth. “Explain yourself! Why are there robot parts in your hand?” questioned

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    Everyone has heard of the story “Frankenstein”‚ but if you read the story “The Rebellious Robot”. You would realize they are pretty similar yet so different at the same time. The Rebellious Robot isn’t as popular of a story as Frankenstein. Next time you think of Frankenstein think of The Rebellious Robot. They are almost the same story but the author switched up a couple things like the point of view‚ using new characters‚ and a new main character. Then‚ in Frankenstein‚ the inventor‚ Victor‚

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