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A peek inside Shigeo Hirose's robot lab
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Robots made from cellophane
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Researchers have discovered that ordinary cellulose is a piezoelectric and smart material that can f
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A device which may pave the way for robotic hands that can replicate the human sense of touch has be
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More than 400 teams from forty countries are vying in the robot world cup finals.
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