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• Robot
  ...ition. (These programs are colloquially known as [[bot]]s.) In general, a robot is a machine that can act as a the agent of a human without being under the ...ve person who functions automatically" <ref>http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/robot</ref>
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• Robot/Bibliography
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• Robot/Approval
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• Robot/Definition
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• Robot Series
  The '''Robot Series''' is a group of [[science fiction]] short stories and novels by [[I
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• Robot/External Links
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• Robot/Related Articles
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• Robot Series/Definition
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• K-9 (robot dog)
  '''K-9''' is a [[fiction]]al [[robot]] [[dog]] who first appeared in the [[United Kingdom|British]] [[science fi ...adio signals, causing it to go haywire and crash into things. The earliest robot, prior to some internal reworking, was also quite noisy. Much more popular
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• K-9 (robot dog)/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Fictional robot dog from the science-fiction series ''Doctor Who'' and several spin-offs; c
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• K-9 (robot dog)/Video
  ...as his savage companion Leela, and [[John Leeson]] as the voice of [[K-9 (robot dog)|K-9]]. The Doctor and K-9 are playing [[chess]] in the console room of
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• K-9 (robot dog)/Related Articles
  {{r|Robot}}
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• K-9 (robot dog)/External Links
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• History of robotics/External Links
  ==Robot history references== ...robot-museum-in-nagoya-japan-our-first-and-last-visit/ Engadget article on Robot Museum]
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• History of robotics
  ==Robot museum== The Robothink Robot Museum was located in Nagoya, Japan on the Shinkansen, but closed on Sunday
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• History of robotics/Bibliography
  ==Children's robot history books== * "Robot" by DK Publishing Mar. 2004 ISBN 0756602548
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• Android (robotics)/Definition
  A humanoid [[robot]], i.e., a robot that closely resembles a human being.
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• Three Laws of Robotics
  ...r [[Isaac Asimov]]. In his books, these rules govern the behavior of all [[robot]]s. They are as follows: # A robot may not harm a human, or through inaction, allow a human to come to harm.
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• K-9
  #REDIRECT [[K-9 (robot dog)]]
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• ASIMO/Definition
  A Japanese humanoid robot created by Honda.
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• HUBO/Related Articles
  {{r|Humanoid robot}} {{r|Robot}}
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• Hajime Sorayama/Bibliography
  ''Sexy Robot'' (Nippan, 1983) ''Sexy Robot'' (Taco, Berlin, 1988)
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• K-9 (robot dog)/Definition
  <noinclude>{{Subpages}}</noinclude>Fictional robot dog from the science-fiction series ''Doctor Who'' and several spin-offs; c
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• Hajime Sorayama/Definition
  ...t known for his super-realistic erotic art (pin-ups, gynoids) and his AIBO robot dog.
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• CZ Talk:Citizendium Press Releases/Dec212007
  The RoBot strikes again. Happy Christmas, Larry - [[User:Ro Thorpe|Ro Thorpe]] 18:35
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• HUBO/Bibliography
  ...bolab.kaist.ac.kr/papers/ip/40.pdf Development of a Humanoid Biped Walking Robot Platform KHR-1 - Initial Design and Its Performance Evaluation]", Proceedin ...pdf Design and Walking Control of the Humanoid Robot, KHR-2(KAIST Humanoid Robot - 2)]", Proceedings of ICCAS 2004, Bangkok, Thailand, pp.&nbsp;1539-43
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• K9 (disambiguation)
  {{r|K-9 (robot dog)}}
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• ASIMO/External Links
  *[http://www.robothalloffame.org/04inductees/asimo.html ASIMO at The Robot Hall of Fame]
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• Gynoid/Definition
  ...science fiction]], [[visual arts]] and increasingly [[robotics]]; a female robot; a combination of Greek ''gyn'' (woman) with ''android''; term invented by
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• K-9 (TV series)/Definition
  Spin-off UK-Australia television series starring a robot dog that first appeared in the British science-fiction series ''Doctor Who'
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• Doraemon
  ...ing one of the best-known Japanese cartoon characters, the time-travelling robot cat '[[Doraemon]]'.]] The manga series depicts the story of Doraemon, a [[robot]] [[cat]] dispatched from the future to present. It was sent to help Nobita
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• Robot
  ...ition. (These programs are colloquially known as [[bot]]s.) In general, a robot is a machine that can act as a the agent of a human without being under the ...ve person who functions automatically" <ref>http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/robot</ref>
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• Robot/Bibliography
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