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Buy Nao Robot - Robots have been around as long as we can remember, but until relatively recently, their impact on our lives has been limited to the movie screen. However, they've come a long way since the "Danger Will Robinson!" robot from the television series Lost in Space. Advances in processing power, software algorithms, and motor miniaturization have allowed for the creation of some truly amazing mechanical creatures.

One of the most compelling robots is one created by Aldebaran Robotics called the Nao Bot. This robot is almost eerie in its ability to mimic human movements. It is fitted with optical, audio, and capacitive (touch) sensors to allow it to react to a variety of stimuli from its environment including voice and hand signals. It can even work together with other buy nao robot. While not really able to sort laundry or clean the dishes independently, it can do a pretty impressive dance number. Sony has its own version as well.

Not all robots are for entertainment purposes. You may have seen the disc-shaped robot in stores (I saw one at Target the other day) that vacuums floors independently. One company, iRobot Corporation, offers a line of specially designed robots that vacuum floors, clean swimming pools, and even clean out gutters with little or no interaction. The cost of these robots varies from $100 up to about $500 depending on the features that you want.

Have you ever wished you had a helper for moving a bulky item like a table or piece of drywall? Well now there is a robot developed by Masaaki Kumagai and Takaya Ochiai at the Tohoku Gakuin University in Japan that can balance on a ball so effectively that it is capable of carrying relatively heavy loads without falling over. Although not yet available at your local Lowes, this technology shows great promise for practical applications.

These are only a few of the buy nao robot that are being developed and even sold commercially. From hospitals to factories to homes, robots are beginning to make their way into our lives. The day when one of these mechanical helpers are as commonplace in our homes as a computer may not be far away.