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    August 24, 2012

    2012 CMU Robot Hall of Fame(R) Nominees

    Nao robot LR

    How do you relate ASTRO BOY, Lego Mindstorms, R2-D2, and the Mars Pathfinder?  They are all inductees into the Carnegie Melon Robot Hall of Fame.  Now you can vote for the 2012 Inductees.

    IEEE posted all the nominees at  http://spectrum.ieee.org/automaton/robotics/robotics-software/robot-hall-of-fame

    Review the nominees from NAO to Rosie to Kiva to Big Dog to Wall-E, and all the other robots in the education & consumer, entertainment, industrial & service, and research categories. 

    At the bottom of the page select:

    Get your vote on right here!

     You can see all the past winners Via [ Robot Hall of Fame ]

    You can learn more about the NAO humanoid robot at  www.borntodesign.tv

    Have fun!

    Marie

    at 04:00 PM in Current Affairs, NAO Robot, Robotics |

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