Having a robot around the house might be nice, but not if it keeps stepping on the cat and tripping over the coffee table. This month, the public will get the chance to meet a robot at the Natural History Museum in London that may be a bit kinder to furniture and tabbies. The University of Lincoln’s Linda robot, which will mingle with visitors, is designed to learn about its surroundings and make it easier to work human environments... Continue Reading Robot Linda to meet the public at London's Natural History Museum
Section: Robotics
Tags: Autonomous, British Museum, London, Museum, Robotics, Robots, Self-Learning,University of Lincoln
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