Chronicling Robots Since 2011
Its great to watch tough 300lb. linebackers wear pink gloves, socks and sneakers. Unfortunately, wearing the colors does not cure the disease that affected 232,340 women and 2,240 men this year alone who were diagnosed. Our robotic friends working on the International Space Station are working on both “life-saving surgical techniques” and new “cancer-fighting” techniques … Read more
Last week, like most American parents I was shocked by the news of Aurora, Colorado. I am perplexed how such demons can cowardly kill with the press of a finger. Clearly, machines are easier to understand. In fact, robots are to be congratulated in stopping a bigger tragedy with the shooter’s booby-trapped bomb-laden apartment. According … Read more
I still remember marveling at the Space Shuttle being transported on a Boeing 747 in February 1977, it is with great sadness that I write of its demise today. Yes, after a 30 year run, the Obama administration is shutting down the Space Shuttle program this Friday. The countdown has already begin with Atlantis on the … Read more