Robots
Today's robots are nothing short of astonishing. Those coming in the not-too-distant future are simply revolutionary—and they are becoming eerily like us. What does it take to make a humanoid robot—a robot that can do anything we can
do without the benefit of a human brain? How close are scientists to replicating some of the particularly challenging human characteristics? (Think fingers and toes.) Why are we even attempting to create humanoids in the first place?
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Audience
ga, pg-13, college, grades-1-3, grades-4-5, grades-6-8, grades-9-12, pre-k, lll
Languages
English, French, Mandarin, Spanish (Mexico & Latin America), Valencian
Subjects
cosmology, space, climate and environment, earth science, giant screen transfer, history and ancient cultures, life science and nature, mathematics, mythology, seasonal, short format, solar system, space science and astronomy, weather, younger audiences, Tesr, espn category genre public, entertainment, gaint_0000000000
Runtime
40 minutes
Release
2015