Robots ready to lend humans a hand

Robots could lend humans a helping hand in many aspects of everyday life.

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future now präsentiert Projekte, die unser Leben verändern - nicht in ferner Zukunft, sondern schon morgen. Die Forscher schildern, was sie antreibt und was sie erreichen wollen. Professor Helge Ritter aus Bielefeld zum Beispiel will, dass sich Roboter und Menschen sich besser verstehen.

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