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Robot Wars

News The most prominent example is Sony's Aibo dog robot, discontinued last year. At Tokyo's 12th Robo-One Grand Championship match, two-legged robots jabbed, ducked, hurled balloons and even sang in their quest to become the champ.

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4 December 2007, 10:02 > More matches in News

Football-playing robots stage own World Cup

News About 330 teams from 31 countries competed in the events that drew robotic participants from a two-legged humanoid robot league to a four-legged league using teams of Sony's Aibo robots as players. While the football world eagerly anticipates next...

20 July 2005, 11:07 > More matches in News

Roomba rival set to clean up

News The company's machine vision technology was incorporated into Sony's now defunct technology Aibo. Robot wars are coming to your carpet. Evolution Robotics is developing a robotic vacuum cleaner in conjunction with a large appliance manufacturer...

23 October 2006, 10:21 > More matches in News

CNET.co.uk Podcast Beta 3: A Japanese giant

Crave The latest CNET.co.uk podcast takes a long hard look at Japanese business giant Sony, as Guy Cocker, Chris Stevens and our new mobile phone reviewer Andrew Lim, along with special guest star Rupert Goodwins of ZDNet.co.uk, explore some of the...

Tags: itunes, mobile phone, rss, link

27 February 2006, 15:13 > More matches in Crave

Incoming: Can Sony's bean defeat Apple's giant?

Crave Magic beans were once the stuff of fairy tales, but Sony has taken the myths of old and transformed them into something new. This is its new MP3 player design. The Sony Bean is not yet available to buy, but we're jiggling about with lust already.

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5 September 2005, 11:11 > More matches in Crave

Top ten gadgets to burn on Bonfire Night

Crave Sony Aibo We don't normally condone cruelty to animals, but Sony's digital puppy deserves to be put down in a painful, merciless fashion. PURE Digital Bug Too PURE's quirky digital radio is one of the most enduring icons of DAB technology.

3 November 2006, 11:44 > More matches in Crave