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[Communistrobot.com] Communist Robot - Where do you stand on the future?: The HAL – Hybrid Assistive Limb – robot suit designed by Yoshiyuki Sankai of Tsukuba University, as part of his start up company Cyberdyne, is getting ready for "mass production." The suit gained a lot of public attention for giving Takeshi Matsumoto the strength to ascend the Klein Matterhorn in Switzerland while carrying a quadriplegic friend on his back.

[Radio.weblogs.com] New Robots and the Ten Ethical Laws Of Robotics: The patent, "Inductive Inference Affective Language Analyzer Simulating AI" (Number 6,587,846) introduces the concept of the Ten Ethical Laws of Robotics. According to a statement from inventor John LaMuth, the patent represents "the first AI system incorporating ethical/motivational terms, enabling a computer to reason and speak ethically, serving in roles specifying sound human judgment."

 [Medgadget.com] Medgadget.com -- Internet Journal of Emerging Medical Technologies: European Organization for Nuclear Research is reporting that results from a three year study of antiprotons for neoplasm irradiation showed a better cellular killer with a smaller lethal dose. From CERN announcement:

 [Robots.net] robots.net blog for mohansameer1983: The 15-kg battery-powered suit, code-named HAL-5, detects muscle movements through electrical signal flows on the skin surface and then amplifies them. It can also move on its own accord, enabling it to help elderly or handicapped people walk, developers said. <p>

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