Robot Pill
You might heard of the pill camera, the tiny camera that can snap every inche of your digestion system, but this pill is different. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon develop this robotic pill which can spread its legs and crawl your intestine without damaging it.
It would be hard for a doctor to ask his patient to swallow something that can crawl their intestine.
Source: NanoLab, Carnegie Mellon
UGV Buggy can autonomously patrol danger zones
G-NIUS, Israeli defense company builds this Guardium UGV (unmanned ground vehicle), it designed for border patrol and recon missions. It can receive GPS coordinates and adapt to the pre-programmed routes on the fly. Though it carries only cameras and recon gear in the video but the company says it can equiped with weapons or some modular systems.
Source: G-NIUS
Stonehenge Robotic Clock
Norris Labs’ Stonehenge Robotic Clock looks not so useful, but it fun to watch the time changing process, though little bit slow.
Source: Norris Labs
Robotic Chick
This lifelike motorized baby chicken from Sega can cry and flap its little wings like a real chick. It can flap its wing when being held, and chirp happily when padding it head or back.
Comes in little nest inside transparent egg.
Source: ThinkGeek
Reassembling Modular Robot
Forget those reassembling robots you’ve seen before, this thing is getting more into those Sci-Fi movies. When kicked apart, it can find pieces and reassembles by itselft, so that Liquid T-1000 from the Terminator will come sooner than we’ve expected?
Source: New Scientist