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PubMed2004

Robots in space.

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PubMed2005

Robotics: self-replication from random parts.

Autonomously self-replicating machines have long caught the imagination but have yet to acquire the sophistication of biological systems, which assemble structures from disordered building blocks. Here we describe the autonomous self-replication of a reconfigurable string of parts from randomly positioned input components. Such components, if suitably miniaturized and mass-produced, could constitute self-fabricating systems whose assembly is brought about by the parts themselves.

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PubMed1990

Vision assisted robotics and tape technology in the life-science laboratory: applications to genome analysis.

Recent proposals to analyze a number of major genomes have created a need for methods of rapidly manipulating and assaying very large numbers of specimens containing DNA fragments. Systems for sampling semi-solid biological material from mixed disordered arrays are required. These samples need to be sorted in an ordered format and stored in minimum space at known locations. It should be possible to recall them quickly from stock, individually or collectively, for duplication or re-ordering into new arrays for appropriate analysis. This article reviews a range of problems associated with high speed multiple specimen handling and assay in the molecular biology laboratory and outlines the solutions currently available to address these difficulties. Designs for automatic systems to manipulate biosamples and analyze DNA are presented.

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PubMed2001

Robotic bombers.

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PubMed1994

Will robots inherit the earth?

Yes, as we engineer replacement bodies and brains using nanotechnology. We will then live longer, possess greater wisdom and enjoy capabilities as yet unimagined.

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