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By Slate
August 8, 2011
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It's all about human-robot interaction in this more interpersonal sense, like you saw in Star Wars. Until then, the way we reacted with robots was [by] remote control or button pushing. Now, the robot becomes almost more like a creature you interact with, like a person or a companion animal.
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