1. How will robots integrate into our world?
Michael Gross 
Current Biology 
Volume 27, Issue 6, Pages R199-R201 (March 2017)
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2. New coworker: The workplace robot Baxter from Rethink Robotics, on display here at the Science Museum London, can learn to carry out a wide variety of tasks and is safe for use next to human colleagues. (Photo: Michael Gross.)
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3. Soft ware: The soft robot octobot can move autonomously based on microfluidics and the catalytic decay of hydrogen peroxide fuel. (Photo: Lori K. Sanders, Ryan L. Truby and Michael Wehner, Harvard University.)
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4. Drone delivery: A novel ionic liquid gel enabled researchers in Japan to develop a robotic pollinator. (Image: Eijiro Miyako.)
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