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

Because if these robots are smart, they might be capable of more than we want.

So I believe that the way to make robots smarter is to mimic people.

And so, part of making robots smarter is actually trying to mimic humans, mimic how we do things, so maybe they can do it a little bit better.

I didn't understand that I'd actually have to watch tapes of monkeys interacting and communicating, because they have a whole social kind of mechanism where they learn from each other, and so that's really good to make robots smarter.

And, of course, neuroscience, I've always been fascinated with neuroscience, but I never understood that I had to figure out why do the neurons fire, what about the environment helps us to learn, and all of those really contribute to making robots a little bit smarter.

All of these things together allow that interaction and our robots to be smart.

And so these are just some of the tools that we use in order to make robots smarter.

So, I'm all for robots and smart robots.

How far and how smart should we make our smart robots?

Though most of today's robots look quite different than Capek imagined, they've become just as popular as he predicted.

Unlike in "R.U.R.", though, our robots haven't risen up against us, and here's hoping it stays that way! Oh, excuse me!

This has many theoretical and practical applications, from solving the famous traveling salesman problem, to scheduling computing tasks and optimizing Internet searches, to enabling groups of robots to search a minefield or a burning building collectively, without any central control.

Capitalism's doing it by replacing low-wage workers with automata, androids, robots.

And she has friends like the green robots that are really friendly but super messy.

Biorobotics is a very active field of research in robotics where people want to take inspiration from animals to make robots to go outdoors, like service robots or search and rescue robots or field robots.

There are some very nice projects where robots are used, like a scientific tool for neuroscience, for biomechanics or for hydrodynamics.

So what we do in my lab is to collaborate with neurobiologists like Jean-Marie Cabelguen, a neurobiologist in Bordeaux in France, and we want to make spinal cord models and validate them on robots.

This is where the robots and models that I've presented today will hopefully play a key role towards these very important goals.

Bruno Giussani: Auke, I've seen in your lab other robots that do things like swim in pollution and measure the pollution while they swim.

Their radically different nervous system and autonomously thinking appendages have inspired new research in developing flexible robots made of soft materials.

But the robots of tomorrow may go futher by learning to figure out what we're feeling.

We also have an army of robots on stage.

These robots are the kind of the intermediary between the main character, Simon Powers, and his family.

We've designed these square robots that we're testing right now at MIT called OperaBots.

We can make a world with monsters, with robots that fall in love, we can even make pigs fly.

Now, you need to know this: governments and robots no longer control this game.

Have you already met advanced manufacturing robots?

It means that by 2025, advanced robots will complement workers to be, together, 20 percent more productive, to manufacture 20 percent more outputs, to achieve 20 percent additional growth.

These robots are working for us right now.

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