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ROBOT GAMES

FunSchoolKaboose

MotherGoose

MakeYourVeryOwnRobotKidPal

AMAZING ROBOT VIDEO

ROBOT AVATAR MAKER
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GOOGLE ROBOT IMAGES - SAVE / PRINT / COLOR / CUT / PASTE

ROBOT ANIMALS - CLICK THUMBNAIL SKETCHES WITH ARROWS

(See two horses and one dinosaur gif animation with incredible movement!)

MORE LIKE THIS from ANDREW CHASE ROBOT CREATIONS

ROBOT ANIMAL SCUPTURES

CLICK ABOVE - Larger Image

ANN. P. SMITH ROBOT SCUPTURES

MANY IMAGES / Ann P. Smith Creations

CLICK for COLOR PAGE

"HELLO!
CLICK TO SEE MY ANIMAL PETS!"
ANIMAL ROBOT IMAGES
DOG KITTEN FELINE KANGAROO SQUIRREL MOTH BIRD MONKEY
ANIMAL CYBORG SCULPTURES

CHEETAH

SPIDERS ANYONE?

ROBOTICS HAS EVEN INFLUENCED JEWELRY CREATIONS

CRAB LOOKING KEYCHAIN or DECORATION

MICROROBOTIC SCIENTISTS HAVE CREATED THIS FLY ROBOT.
IT IS BELIEVED ONE DAY THAT ROBOTS MAY VERY WELL BE PLACED WITHIN THE BLOODSTREAM OF THE HUMAN BODY AS AN AID IN SOME ILLNESSES.

Bicycle Sculpture Inspired by Grears and Clock Machinery

*IMAGES for COLOR PAGES
*FreeColoring Single-CuteRobotPals
*ColoringBook
*ColoringPagesForAllAges
*HELLO KIDS
*KidsColorPages
*ACTIVITY VILLAGE

*A KID'S HEART

MORE from LEO BLANCHETTE RobotAnimations
http://www.clipartillustration.com/45599/free-3d-gif-animation-robot-stunned-dizzy-stumbling/

ROBOT MASK IDEAS

http://esl-multicultural-stuff-page3.blogspot.com/p/masks-to-print-aliens-robots-monsters.html

ROBOT PUPPET + CRAFT IDEAS

THESE ARE EASY TO REPLICATE.
DRAW AN ORIGINAL PATTERN USING IDEAS FROM THESE IMAGES.
TRANSFER YOUR DESIGN TO CARDBOARD.
Materials: Scissors, Hole Puncher, Paper Fasteners, Markers

ANDROIDS ARE ROBOTS.

THESE WERE MADE TO LOOK HUMAN.

CAN YOU THINK OF ANY FUTURE IMPLICATIONS?

Here is an interesting type of ROBOT that is man made!

This is EveR-2 the female KOREAN ANDROID that can sing.

For Information to to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ever-2.jpg

This creepy-looking Android woman is the creation of Japanese roboticist Hiroshi Ishiguro, and it looks uncannily similar to the woman it was modeled after. Just look how realistic the robot looks: this is certainly the closest we’ve come to creating a machine that resembles us completely. Though there are many more advances to be made, this development gives you an idea of what might come in the future.

JAPANESE ANDROID

Japanese scientists have unveiled the most human-looking robot yet - a "female" android named Repliee Q1Expo.

She has flexible silicone for skin rather than hard plastic, and a number of sensors and motors to allow her to turn and react in a human-like manner.
She can flutter her eyelids and move her hands like a human. She even appears to breathe.
Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro of Osaka University says one day robots could fool us into believing they are human.
Repliee Q1Expo is not like any robot you will have seen before, at least outside of science-fiction movies.
She is designed to look human and although she can only sit at present, she has 42 actuators in her upper body, powered by a nearby air compressor, programmed to allow her to move like a human.

Recent Research on human dreaming indicates that more than just subconscious entertainment is going on. Sleep appears to help us work through and understand events of the day. Sleep also seems to provide a mechanism for impressing important memories on the brain, to make sure we have a long-term record of an event or concern. Sleep also seems to have a role in learning a skill; people who practiced a skill and then slept on it were more skillful than those who had not yet had a chance to sleep.

Dr. Adami speculates that a "robot would spend the day exploring part of the landscape, and perhaps be stymied by an obstacle. At night, the robot would replay its actions and infer a model of the environment. Armed with this model, it could think of—that is, synthesize—actions that would allow it to overcome the obstacle, perhaps trying out those in particular that would best allow it to understand the nature of the obstacle. Informally, then, the robot would dream up strategies for success and approach the morning with fresh ideas."