What’s next for robots | MIT Technology Review
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With tests of humanoid bots and new developments in military applications, the year ahead will intrigue even the skeptics.
What’s next for robots | MIT Technology Review Skip to Content MIT Technology Review ’s What’s Next series looks across industries, trends, and technologies to give you a first look at the future. You can read the rest of them here . Jan Liphardt teaches bioengineering at Stanford, but to many strangers in Los Altos, California, he is a peculiar man they see walking a four-legged robotic dog down the street. Liphardt has been experimenting with building and modifying robots for years, and when he brings his “dog” out in public, he generally gets one of three reactions. Young children want to h
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