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DARPA's Humanoid ATLAS Robot Is One Step Towards Judgment Day

There's a new humanoid robot by DARPA and Boston Dynamics, and it looks like another solid step towards an apocalyptic robot army, though this one is designed for disaster relief.

US Military to Test Laser Weapons On Fighter Jets and Warships in 2014

DARPA hopes to arm the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Navy with laser weapons for testing by 2014.

Pentagon's DARPA Looks To Repurpose Defunct Satellites In Space To Cut Costs (Video)

The Pentagon's research wing looks to scavenge through defunct satellites in space for reusable parts in a bid to cut future military space mission costs.

Applied Robotics: How Robots Could Change Life - DARPA's Pet-Proto Robot Could Save You One Day

Check out this robot that will climb through obstacles to save your life.

Applied Robotics: How Robots Could Change Life - A Real-Life Avatar Program

The U.S. Department of Defense has set aside $7 million for DARPA to pursue an Avatar program in 2013 that will give humans surrogate robots to utilize on the battlefield.

Applied Robotics: How Robots Could Change Life - The BigDog Can Carry Your Load

Meet BigDog - a rough, all-terrain robot that can carry a huge load.

Applied Robotics: How Robots Could Change Life - DARPA Robotics Challenge For Disaster Aid

DARPA is calling on creative minds to help design robots that will be able to respond to the needs of victims and aid in relief efforts following the wake of disasters such as Hurricane Sandy.

Applied Robotics: How Robots Could Change Life - The Cheetah Robot

A four-legged robot developed by Boston Dynamics can reach speeds faster than the fastest human.

Meshworm: The Hardy Little Wormbot (VIDEO)

Take a look at DARPA's latest creation - a worm robot that can travel up to five millimeters per second.

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