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While phones and other interconnected devices are banned from courtrooms, DoNotPay says, they will still be able to support the defendant as hearing assistance solutions are allowed and hence using earpiece is possible in the court hearing

First time ever, AI powered robot to defend a human in US Court next month

While phones and other interconnected devices are banned from courtrooms, DoNotPay says, they will still be able to support the defendant as hearing assistance solutions are allowed and hence using earpiece is possible in the court hearing

An artificial intelligence enabled robot will act as a lawyer to a defendant in a physical court hearing for the first time.&nbsp;
AI company, DoNotPay, has confirmed to Gizmodo, a technology news platform, that the robot will instruct the defendant on what to say to avoid penalties in the hearing of a speed-violation case in the US which is scheduled to take place sometime in February.&nbsp;
&nbsp;DoNotPay&rsquo;s founder and CEO Joshua Browder told Gizmodo in a phone call.
However, Browder and the company wouldn&rsquo;t provide any further case details to protect the defendant&rsquo;s privacy.
Enabled by DoNotPay application, the bot will listen to court arguments in real time and will advice the defendant via an earpiece.
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A team of Chinese scientists from Sichuan University have built robot fish that are soft to touch similar to that of real fish.
A Reuters report quoted the scientist saying that there is an inbuilt feature to these robotic fish that helps them eat microplastics from the water body they are kept in. 
The robot fish are just 1.3 centimeters or 0.5 inches in size.
 The team of Chinese scientists have already tested the efficiency of the fishes in getting rid of the microplastics, by keeping them in the shallow water where they sucked up all the microplastics away.
Another amazing feature of these fishes is that they can swim upto 2.76 body lengths per second, faster than most artificial soft robots. These fishes are able to absorb pollutants and recover themselves even when it is damaged.
These black robot fishes left in water can still be controlled by the scientists from outside to avoid crashing into other fishes or ships for that matter with the irradiated light feature, helping it to flap its fins and wiggle its body.
The scientists told Reuters that if the robot fish is accidentally eaten by other fish, it can be digested without any harm as it is made from polyurethane, which is also biocompatible.
The fish is able to absorb pollutants and recover itself even when it is damaged.

China develops self-healing robot fish that can gobble microplastics

A Reuters report quoted the scientist saying that there is an inbuilt feature to these robotic fish that helps them eat microplastics from the water body they are kept in.&nbsp;

A team of Chinese scientists from Sichuan University have built robot fish that are soft to touch similar to that of real fish.
A Reuters report quoted the scientist saying that there is an inbuilt feature to these robotic fish that helps them eat microplastics from the water body they are kept in.&nbsp;
The robot fish are just 1.3 centimeters or 0.5 inches in size.
&nbsp;The team of Chinese scientists have already tested the efficiency of the fishes in getting rid of the microplastics, by keeping them in the shallow water where they sucked up all the microplastics away.
Another amazing feature of these fishes is that they can swim upto 2.76 body lengths per second, faster than most artificial soft robots. These fishes are able to absorb pollutants and recover themselves even when it is damaged.
These black robot fishes left in water can still be controlled by the scientists from outside to avoid crashing into other fishes or ships for that matter with the irradiated light feature, helping it to flap its fins and wiggle its body.
The scientists told Reuters that if the robot fish is accidentally eaten by other fish, it can be digested without any harm as it is made from polyurethane, which is also biocompatible.
The fish is able to absorb pollutants and recover itself even when it is damaged.
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Robots aren't just taking over in our daily work—they're taking over our bodies. Or, at least, they could be soon.Nature communications reported that Scientists have created a Transformers-style robot inspired by the Japanese paper-folding art of origami, which can now travel through the human body to cure diseases..
The shape-shifting device is controlled by magnets and can crawl, spin and swim into narrow spaces. It can also change direction at any moment.
Called the “millibot” it can carry payloads directly to a tumor, blood clot or infection and can dispense drugs or investigate inner workings. Scientists hope the machine will revolutionize medicine, replacing pills or injections that can cause life-threatening side effects.
The robot resembles “Transformers” characters that disguise themselves by turning into vehicles. 
It provides control for a non-invasion operation, moves “elegantly and speedily” over an organ’s surfaces and powers through body fluids.
 

Scientists create Transformers-style robot which swims through the body

The shape-shifting device is controlled by magnets and can crawl, spin and swim into narrow spaces. It can also change direction at any moment.

Robots aren't just taking over in our daily work&mdash;they're taking over our bodies. Or, at least, they could be soon. Nature communications reported that Scientists have created a Transformers-style robot inspired by the Japanese paper-folding art of origami, which can now travel through the human body to cure diseases..
The shape-shifting device is controlled by magnets and can crawl, spin and swim into narrow spaces. It can also change direction at any moment.
Called the &ldquo;millibot&rdquo; it can carry payloads directly to a tumor, blood clot or infection and can dispense drugs or investigate inner workings. Scientists hope the machine will revolutionize medicine, replacing pills or injections that can cause life-threatening side effects.
The robot resembles &ldquo;Transformers&rdquo; characters that disguise themselves by turning into vehicles.&nbsp;
It provides control for a non-invasion operation, moves &ldquo;elegantly and speedily&rdquo; over an organ&rsquo;s surfaces and powers through body fluids.
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In an unusual incident, a man was killed in a 'robot dumpster' in Greece. The incident occurred on May 16 in the port city of Alexandroupolis.
Authorities said that the victim was probably homeless, and looking for food in the dumpster. The 40-year-old got trapped inside the automated bin, and was crushed to death by the compactor mechanism.
'Robot dumpsters' are tall, cylindrical garbage bins installed in smaller municipalities of Greece. These automated dumpsters are fitted with compactors which help reduce frequency of garbage pick-up, and also the odour from the waste during the summer.
Paramedics and fire personnel extracted the victim's body from the robot bin. They set up a screen around the dumpster to hide the gruesome scene.

'Robot dumpster' kills man in Greece: homeless person looking for food got trapped, crushed, say officers

Greece: a 40-year-old got trapped inside an automated bin, and was crushed to death by the garbage compactor mechanism.

In an unusual incident, a man was killed in a 'robot dumpster' in Greece. The incident occurred on May 16 in the port city of Alexandroupolis.
Authorities said that the victim was probably homeless, and looking for food in the dumpster. The 40-year-old got trapped inside the automated bin, and was crushed to death by the compactor mechanism.
'Robot dumpsters' are tall, cylindrical garbage bins installed in smaller municipalities of Greece. These automated dumpsters are fitted with compactors which help reduce frequency of garbage pick-up, and also the odour from the waste during the summer.
Paramedics and fire personnel extracted the victim's body from the robot bin. They set up a screen around the dumpster to hide the gruesome scene.

China's lockdown measures in Shanghai as part of its 'zero-COVID' policy has received the ire of netizens world wide. A video surfaced on Weibo, a Chinese social media site, where a drone could be seen reinforcing lockdown rules and COVID appropriate behaviour.
The drone could be seen flying overhead, asking residents to 'control the soul's desire for freedom' when some residents came out to the balcony and started singing. The drone cautioned against the act saying it increased the risk of transmission of the virus. 
The drone comes merely days after robot dogs with speakers attached were seen on the streets of Shanghai broadcasting COVID appropriate behaviour, asking people to disinfect, ventilate and 'prevent the pandemic in a scientific manner'.
Shanghai which has a population of 26 million, went into a stringent lockdown after COVID cases in the city skyrocketed. Residents of the city are forbidden from leaving their houses, depending entirely on authorities to supply them with essentials for survival.

China: after robot dogs, drones bark orders in Shanghai to enforce COVID lockdown

Shanghai has been put under stringent lockdown after COVID cases skyrocketed in the city. The drones flying overheard cautioned people to follow COVID appropriate behaviour.

China: after RoboDogs, drones bark orders in Shanghai to enforce COVID lockdown

China's lockdown&nbsp;measures in Shanghai as part of its 'zero-COVID' policy has received the ire of netizens&nbsp;world wide. A video surfaced on Weibo, a Chinese social media site,&nbsp;where a drone could be seen reinforcing lockdown&nbsp;rules and COVID&nbsp;appropriate behaviour.
The drone could be seen flying overhead, asking residents to 'control the soul's desire for freedom' when some residents came out to the balcony and started singing. The drone cautioned against the act saying it increased the risk of transmission of the virus.&nbsp;
The drone comes merely days after robot dogs with speakers attached were seen on the streets of Shanghai&nbsp;broadcasting&nbsp;COVID&nbsp;appropriate behaviour, asking people to disinfect, ventilate and 'prevent the pandemic in a scientific manner'.
Shanghai which has a population of 26 million, went into a stringent lockdown&nbsp;after COVID&nbsp;cases in the city skyrocketed.&nbsp;Residents of the city are&nbsp;forbidden from leaving their houses, depending entirely on authorities to supply them with essentials for survival.

Shanghai has been put under stringent lockdown&nbsp;after COVID&nbsp;cases skyrocketed in the city. The drones flying overheard cautioned people to follow COVID&nbsp;appropriate behaviour.

Students were selected for the competition and Robotex International in Estonia, Europe after lifting champion’s title in Robotex nationals held in Ahmedabad.

India's first robot expo was held recently in Chennai.  


"This is a very grand event. We have a robot expo as well as robotics competition happening here. This expo is for creating awarness among school and college students." - Sneha Priya, SP Robotics Maker Lab

Some of the displays at the exhibition included
Robots that can help people who are visually impaired
And one that can even manage traffic 

All the robots on display were made from scratch by school and college students  

At the Naulo restaurant in Kathmandu, Ginger, the robot waiter will deliver your order. She understands both English and Nepali and was built by a local startup. At 5 feet tall, and named after an ingredient, the bilingual humanoid robot doesn't fail to amuse you. There are 3 Ginger's in the restaurant, who navigate swiftly through the crowd carrying food on trays.

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