Just Eat launches world's first ROBOT takeaway delivery service in London - Mirror Online
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Robots blockbuster exhibition at the Science Museum of London to showcase PAL Robotics humanoid platforms | hisparob
ExCeL London leads the way in the future of sustainable events with first UK use of innovative robots | Event Industry News
London, UK. 10 May 2016. Pictured: Cygan, a humanoid robot built by Dr Piero Fiorito, Italy, 1957. The London Science Museum announces Rise of the Robots, the remarkable 500-year history of robots,
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Weird robots could soon be delivering takeaways to these London streets - MyLondon
British Airways To Launch Guide Robots At London Heathrow Airport
Two Big Robots at the Entrance To a Store Called Cyberdog in Camden Lock Market or Camden Town with People Around in London, Engla Editorial Photo - Image of robot, lock: 130471556
Science Museum's Robots: Who is really pulling the strings? | New Scientist
Food delivery robots for Just Eat and Pronto to take to London's streets | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Skype's co-creator wants this cute six-wheeled robot to deliver your shopping (and cut congestion too) | ZDNET
London Science Museum has an amazing new robot exhibit - CNET
Robot does standup for London audience (w/ Video)
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In 500 years, robots haven't become any less creepy - CNET
What's new in robots? An AI-powered humanoid machine that writes poems | ABC22 & FOX44
