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Google’s robotics program has legs, but where is it going? | The Verge
“Patrick Lin, director of the Ethics and Emerging Sciences group at California Polytechnic State University speculates the company is working on the first “social” robots, semi-autonomous machines that help people inside their homes or do jobs like law enforcement and public sanitation in the streets.”
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