Toyota And Preferred Networks To Begin Joint Development Of Service Robots - Toyota Media Site
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UK researchers develop semi-automatic robots : Waste & Recycling - World Nuclear News
Subsea Anti-Fouling Robot to Be Tested at Orkney - Offshore Energy
UK scientists develop world's first molecular robot - The Manufacturer
World-first' socially assistive robot under development in Scotland | BBC Science Focus Magazine
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History: Eric v1.0 was the first robot in the UK. Built in 1928, Eric's motions were operated by two people and was made to replace King George VI after he cancelled his
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A robotic revolution in healthcare - BBC News
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Robots Mobile: Robots can now feel 'pain'! Team of UK scientists led by Indian-origin engineer develop e-skin - The Economic Times
We, Robots free extract by Simon Ings: an ancient history of robots | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Skanska supports development of new construction robot | www.skanska.co.uk
London, UK. 10 May 2016. Pictured: Cygan, a humanoid robot built by Dr Piero Fiorito, Italy, 1957. The London Science Museum announces Rise of the Robots, the remarkable 500-year history of robots,
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Robots hit the road to show UK manufacturing the way
The Importance of Robotics for the UK Economy
In pictures: future military robots of the British Armed Forces
London's Science Museum to open Robots exhibit
Skills development in Physical AI could cultivate lifelike intelligent robots | Imperial News | Imperial College London
