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August 05, 2008

News : Robot with a big heart

Robots that respond to humans prove hit at London's Science Museum.

Built on simple technology and encased in nothing more unusual than plastic and cotton, Heart Robot received an overwhelming public response during a recent three day event at the London Science Museum's Antenna gallery.

Along with a six-legged Hexapod called IC, the responsive machines offered an insight into a future where robots could respond to our emotions.

Michelle Carlile-Alkhouri reports.

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