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Hanover, Germany. 19th March, 2017. Robot "Marvin", Type Nao (developed by Aldebaran Robotics), controled by IBM Watson (super computer for artificial intelligence). The robot can talk and answer questions. CeBIT 2017, ICT
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Hanover, Germany. 19th March, 2017. Robot "Marvin", Type Nao (developed by Aldebaran Robotics), controled by IBM Watson (super computer for artificial intelligence). The robot can talk and answer questions. CeBIT 2017, ICT
IBM extends Watson capabilities to any connected device
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IBM präsentiert neuen Supercomputer
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SoftBank's Pepper robot is getting an intelligence boost from IBM's Watson - The Verge
Docker and IBM Partner to Bring Watson AI to Legacy Apps | Data Center Knowledge | News and analysis for the data center industry
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Sci-fi movie Morgan's new trailer was made by AI and we're cancelling the machine apocalypse
IBM Watson Social Robotics Demo | HotHardware - YouTube
Girl Charlie Watson Stands Near Robot Transformer Bumblebee and Repairs Him in Garage Editorial Stock Image - Image of metal, cosplay: 194719354
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The cute human-like robot popular in Japan could soon be working at a retail store near you, thanks to IBM and Softbank
