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“Robot” comes from the Czech wordrobota, meaning“drudgery,” and first appeared in the 1921 play R.U.R. it is a system that contains sensors, control systems, manipulators, power supplies and software all working together to perform a task. Hans Moravec, founder of Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, predicts that robots will emerge as their own species by 2040. “They could replace us in every essential task and, in principle, operate our society increasingly well without us,”

In this issue we examine what happens if intelligent machines commit crimes? (laws and right of robot), Robot army, Robot in Hotel. Also in this issue, we have included robotics in India, Military robotics in India, Robo-chemist . Plus: Honor of Dr Abdual Kalam by scientific community, genetically modified mosquitoes battle dengue fever, slower melting ice cream and much more.

Communicating With Aliens

Concept of Alien existence in the universe and to establish contact (physical or communicable) with them has always fascinated mankind. The topic has been an integral part of science fiction in movies all over the world.

7 mins

Nanomedicine: The Medicine For Future Generation

Nanomedicine is an emerging field of nanotechnology, in which medical applications of nanotechnology are described. It includes the medical applications of nanomaterials, nanoelectronic sensors and biological machines for the therapeutic benefits for human beings.

4 mins

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