Life In The Age of Robots – Pasadena Now
Robot workers might take your job, experts at Caltech event say, but autonomous helpers, AI will create new opportunities – San Gabriel Valley Tribune
Caltech Building Agile Humanoid Robot by Combining Legs With Thrusters - IEEE Spectrum
AMBER Lab - Home
Caltech Robotics Team - The team is already hard at work making sure Deb is ready for testing! | Facebook
Moving Robotics Forward One Step at a Time - Newsroom | University of St. Thomas
Robotics Team With Members from UCSB Advances in DARPA Robotics Challenge - The Santa Barbara Independent
iTWire - CSIRO beats NASA JPL, Caltech, and Carnegie Mellon at Robot Olympics competition
What's being cooked up at this new Caltech robotics lab? How about autonomous robot hikers, flying ambulances – Daily News
AirTalk | Audio: Flying ambulances, space robots and the ethics of artificial intelligence | 89.3 KPCC
Caltech Launches New Autonomous Systems Research Center | www.caltech.edu
LEONARDO, the Bipedal Robot, Can Ride a Skateboard and Walk a Slackline | www.caltech.edu
Caltech Center for Autonomous Systems & Technologies - CO Architects
Caltech opens a drone lab, with big ideas to improve how robots work with humans - Los Angeles Times
Caltech Center for Autonomous Systems & Technologies - CO Architects
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This bipedal robot uses propeller arms to slackline and skateboard - The Verge
Caltech's Leonardo Bipedal Robot Walks, Flies & Even Rides Skateboards
Video Friday: Rocket RoboBee, Willow Garage, and Caltech's Cassie - IEEE Spectrum
Caltech Researchers Develop Bipedal Robot LEONARDO, Which Can Walk, Fly And Even Skate
Ames Laboratory, Caltech | AC Martin
Caltech Center for Autonomous Systems & Technologies - CO Architects
ArtCenter, Caltech presidents: Here's what fall semester looks like in a pandemic – Pasadena Star News
Caltech Robotics Team | Facebook
Caltech's LEO robot can skateboard, walk a tightrope and fly
