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• Culture

  

  Kryptos Scultpure that Stumps (and Taunts) CIA Agents to Be Solved Soon

  One of the most uncrackabale codes ever created is actually a sculpture at CIA headquarters. After a hint from the artist, it's about to be solved.

  by Alex Goldmark +

• Culture

  

  Where the Robots Came From

  Exploring the sci-fi (and simply sci) roots of the word. Robots are in the air, and I don’t just mean flying robots like the self-assembling,...

  by Mark Peters 3

• GOOD Blog

  

  We, Robot

  From New Scientist, a modular robot that can reassemble itself when broken apart.As one commenter at YouTube points out, "this is the first step...

  by Andrew Price +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Robot Love

  Heart Robot, a creepy Gollum-esque metal-and-circuit infant, is part of a new field of development in robotic science... the emotibot: robots with...

  by Alexandra Marvar +

• GOOD Blog

  

  Huge Styrofoam Robot

  'Nuff said.Via Neatorama.

  by Anonymous +

• Environment

  

  Dispatches from a Homesick Robot

  Who is Twittering on behalf of the Mars Phoenix Lander? Among the exclamations of Mad Men withdrawal and the pro-Obama celebrations on my...

  by Claire Evans +

• Issue 008

  

  Killer Robots in Iraq

  This fall a thousand new fighters started shipping out to Iraq. They were robots, mind you, not people.

  by GOOD +

• Technology

  

  Stanford's Next Driving Robot: Shelley

  It seems like every time you turn around there's a team of engineers at Stanford making another autonomous driving system. Meet Shelley (video...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  Seven Creepy Robots with Useful Applications

  Companies and institutions are working on remote controlled and autonomous robots to help a variety of people-from soldiers in war to the elderly.

  by Zach Frechette +

• Technology

  

  Intermission: Awkward Robot Conversation

  "Our new computer overlords" are no better at small talk than the rest of us.

  by Megan Greenwell +

• Design

  

  Solving Better Problems

  What the bicycle can teach us about the design challenges of the next century. design mind on GOOD is a series exploring the power of design by...

  by Eric Wicks +

• GOOD Blog

  

  But What Era Jacko Will The Robot Resemble?

  So...this happens:An email from our lovely and talented web video director takes us here, at which point it comes to our attention that the...

  by Patrick James +

• Lifestyle

  

  This Robotic Butcher Will Debone Your Ham

  While processed food is made in factories by giant machines, some human element has always been necessary for butchering and deboning. Until now.

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Environment

  

  Can Robots Help Promote Climate Science?

  Disillusioned by the lack of movement on global warming on the part of politicians, Motherboard's Brian Merchant looks to robots to make a case...

  by Brittany Wong +

• Technology

  

  MIT Develops Oil-Cleaning Robot Army

  It looks like a new oil-eating microbe has been helping to clean up the Deepwater Horizon mess, but if it's not around next time there's a...

  by Andrew Price 2

• Technology

  

  Video: Human Japanese Robot Beatbox

  A man with electrodes on his face becomes a human drum machine when electricity is applied.

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• Lifestyle

  

  Feast Your Eyes: Robots Firing Ketchup

  Watch. And laugh. And then enjoy the weekend!

  by Nicola Twilley +

• Lifestyle

  

  Robots Cook German Sausage Breakfast

  Best roommates ever? Two German robots prepare breakfast for a group of researchers.

  by Zak Stone +

• Technology

  

  Intermission: The Navy's Super Smart Robots

  These robots can tell who you are, what you're holding, and even hold a conversation with you. What's next?

  by Jillian Anthony +

• News

  

  Solving the Parking Problem

  In a rather fascinating essay at Planetizen, Ian Sacs, the director of transportation and parking for Hoboken, New Jersey, talks about his plans...

  by GOOD +