This is one of the more burning questions scientists are trying to answer. Much like a lot of things, there are many valid arguments for it, and many arguments against it. For now, there really is no "real" answer. In fact, there's no real way to explain this without getting into the reasons for and against it which could probably go on forever describing a reason, then an argument against that, then an argument against that, and so on and so forth. In a vague sense, (in my opinion at least) we are machines, because I believe that nothing is random because everything we do and/or say in the past will contribute to what we do now, and considering that it would be theoretically possible to view the past, present, and future from a single person's DNA...but that's getting a bit off topic =P
Anything with more than 10 sides
anything that is remote control do not copy this stupid crap
Anything above five grams.
40 of anything is more than 4.2 of them. 40 million is 852% more than 4.2 million .
anything weighing more than 2.205 pounds, so a lot of things.
by being more moveable
anything really.
you don't have to do anything after unlock him but you could destroy the city.
a robot could help you with anything and it could even do your homework!
A ROBOT that can do anything..
No because it does not need to buy anything, because its a robot muppet!
One of the advantages of a voice controlled robot is the fact that you do not have to carry around anything else. You simply speak and the robot responds.
Care to be more specific? That character has appeared more than once.
A robot chassis is the behind of the robot, or rear. (As we are more familiar with it, butt.)
You must be talking about "follow" mode. When one robot follows the other the program must prevent the following robot from detecting the followed robot until it has moved a minimum predefined distance that is adjusted to prevent it from colliding with, or losing track of, the robot or whatever its following.
we need more than that to answer the question...too many robot songs
Humans, by definition, do everything that makes a robot work. A robot cannot build itself, unless we make it capable of such a feat.