Jason Wang once bought a home robotics kit. He had studied aircraft design in college and spent years at an electrics engineering outfit, but he still found the instructions completely incomprehensible.
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According to OnlineSchools.com, a new project at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology is using $100 million in grants and over 300 researchers to build and deploy a fleet of robots to teach English to South Korean students. Delete the scoop?
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If you'd prefer robots, then you should considers booking a vacation to Expo 2012?s robotics pavilion in Yeosu, South Korea. On the list of exhibits are going to be dedicated specifically to aquatic robots. Delete the scoop?
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