Robots Evolve From Da Vinci Knight to Modern Surgery
The article traces robotic history from Leonardo da Vinci’s 1495 mechanical knight to today’s medical robots. It explains robotic surgery with 3-D visuals, consoles, and multiple instruments, noting ease of use and reduced strain for surgeons like Dr. Scott Miller.
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Military robots aid troops with bomb disposal and patrols
The military uses robots to locate and sometimes disarm bombs and to patrol dangerous zones. Some units can climb stairs traverse mud or fields and swim through water.
Robots and humans may share work, experts say
Worries rise that robots will take all jobs, but experts predict collaboration. They argue most careers require human input and judgment, though robots can handle small tasks within many professions.
Lyons on the Web and Library Event Listings
Lyons on the Web links plus a library program invite. The page lists a bit.ly short URL for a robotics project and a YouTube link. At the library, Time for Kids Explorers: Robots by Mark Shulman and James Buckley Jr is featured as a reading activity.
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Recycling Aluminum Cans at Home Tips
Learn to recycle aluminum at home with steps to rinse cans and crush them flat to save space. Also recycle clean aluminum foil pie plates and frozen trays. a note thanks Dr Scott Miller of Northside Hospital for help with this issue.
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