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So this robot is now traveling at two to three meters per second, pitching and rolling aggressively as it changes direction.

And in this next video, just like you see this bird, an eagle, gracefully coordinating its wings, its eyes and feet to grab prey out of the water, our robot can go fishing, too.

So you can see this robot going at about three meters per second, which is faster than walking speed, coordinating its arms, its claws and its flight with split-second timing to achieve this maneuver.

In another experiment, I want to show you how the robot adapts its flight to control its suspended payload, whose length is actually larger than the width of the window.

This is a little robot that mimics the honeybee behavior.

The two-gram carbon fiber cage around it prevents the propellers from entangling, but essentially the collision is absorbed and the robot responds to the collisions.

So, similarly, in our lab, we try to create artificial robot swarms.

They're asked to form a circular shape, and no matter how many robots you introduce into the formation, or how many robots you pull out, each robot is simply reacting to its neighbor.

In the next video, you'll see the cameras that are being used on this robot.

Systems like this can really help, and we're projecting yields that can improve by about ten percent and, more importantly, decrease the amount of inputs such as water by 25 percent by using aerial robot swarms.

The Land of Pi had been ruled by the numbers as anarcho-syndicalist commune, each number with a vote, but, one powerful number from what we'll call the Imperial Senate, engineered a war between some robot things and the knights of the kingdom, and then installed himself as Supreme Emperor, and then Puff the Magic Digit Dragon ate him, and a princess or two, and, well, all the other numbers in the Land of Pi actually.

So how many of you have a robot at home?

How many of you would want your own personal robot at home?

Why can't I go to the convenience store or the department store and, you know, go up to the cashier and say, "Yeah, I want my personal robot"?

So we have all this, so why don't we have the personal robot?

Why don't I have my robot chef?

So, here's one of my robots, this is a simple walking robot, but it is by no means smart.

And so, what we need to do is we need to change the definition of what a robot is.

Thou, robot, shall not harm a human.

And so I actually have a robot where we are trying to design a robot health coach.

And so, I have an exercise physiologist showing the robot how to do some exercises.

And so we actually have a learning methodology where of course, we're not going to take the motors and move the legs, and so we have to Nunchuk to give our robot muscle memory in terms of how to do dance moves.

Why does the robot have to be creative?

And so, I have a robot that is creative, it plays piano, is a composer, and if you listen, it plays "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star." (Music) So, all of this together, the last thing is interaction.

So, you have a robot, you want it to be your playmate, your teacher, your instructor, you want it to interact.

The origin of the word robot dates back more than a thousand years to the era of serfdom in central Europe when servitude was the currency for rent.

He opted, instead, to emphasize their enslaved state by naming them roboti, or robot in English.

"R.U.R." was wildly successful, and when it was translated into English in 1923, the word robot was enthusiastically embraced.

It's now a self-swimming autonomous robot, artificially intelligent, and its ultimate goal is to go to Jupiter's moon Europa and explore oceans beneath the frozen surface of that body.

So I've teamed up with roboticist Rob Wood at Harvard University, and we've been designing squishy underwater robot fingers, so we can delicately interact with the marine life down there.

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