Machines 'to match man by 2029'
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Machines will achieve human level artificial intelligence by 2029, a leading US inventor predicts.
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The elderly are being eyed as a potential market for personal assistant robots that could help them live independently longer.
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com October 20, 2004, 12:46 PM PT. There were over 600,000 household service robots in use worldwide in 2003, and more than 4 million new units should join them over the next three
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The United Nations annual World Robotics Survey predicts the use of robots around the home will surge seven-fold by 2007. The boom is expected to be seen in robots that can mow lawns and vacuum floors, among other chores.
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The blueprint for a tiny, rugged mechanical computer has been inspired by ideas put forward 200 years ago.
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Technology set to be introduced nationwide after pilot saves Â£110,000.
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Chip guru Gordon Moore talks about the future of the processors at the heart of modern computers.
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Software giant Microsoft Corp.   sees the future and it is robots.
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Devices that let people carry video and images are set to have a big year, industry experts say.
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In Japan, a 28,000-square-foot homage to the automaton begins the archiving of man's fascination with robots. Take a look at some of the specimens. By Brian Ashcraft from Wired magazine.
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A cadre of unknown designers shapes everyday human-machine interactions. By Andrew Blum from Wired magazine.
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Â· Sun's Â£30m device soon to be overtaken by rival IBM  Â· Machines getting more powerful and less costly
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Materials that could allow levitating trains and ultra powerful computers to become commonplace are coming of age
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With a new Top 500 list about to be unveiled, hardware heavyweights jockey for position.
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The number of personal computers worldwide is expected to double by 2010 to 1.3 billion machines, according to a report by analysts Forrester Research.
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The new year brings new products and technologies. Here are some devices that will likely be worth waiting for.
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Features 'cantilevered crotch joint', potential for bot-crack in future Japanese developers have produced a robot intended for manual labouring, which they reckon will be ready to sell to the construction industry by 2010.â¦