Who Will Take Care of Italy's Older People? Robots, Maybe. - The New York Times
Italian researchers have come close to building an Iron Man-like humanoid robot with jet engines | Business Insider India
The first YuMi® in Italy celebrates its fifth birthday | ABB
The Future of Farming: Robots Are Making Wine in Italy
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Torino, Italy. 12th May 2016. Italian humanoid robot iCub built by Italian Institute of Technology (Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia) tries to catch a ball Stock Photo - Alamy
Tommy the robot nurse helps keep Italy doctors safe from coronavirus | Tuoi Tre News
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Italy makes first robot avatar for metaverse - English Service - ANSA.it
Humanoid Robot Made by the Italian Institute of Technology IIT Editorial Stock Image - Image of technology, robot: 243024494
Italy's robot concierge a novelty on the way to better AI | CTV News
Humanoid robots "Robi" which is a self-build robot, with parts... News Photo - Getty Images
YuMi The Robot 'Conductor' Steals The Show In Italy
Saetta: Italy's first robot police dog - Wanted in Rome
ROBOTICS BECOMES SOFT: IN ITALY THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOFT ROBOTICS, WITH 300 SCIENTISTS GATHERING IN LIVORNO TO HIGHLIGHT THE LATEST ACHIEVEMENTS IN THIS FIELD, FROM SELF-HEALING ROBOTS TO ROBOTS THAT
Cartesian side-entry robot CONCEPT X-Series EVO – Campetella Italy
Veco acquires Ghost Robotics official distribution for Italy - Veco Robotics
Comau Introduces New Generation Robot » Plastics Business
La nuova generazione dei robot: il made in Italy arriva in Europa
Nao: from Italy the first humanoid robot equipped with a cerebellum
HyQ Quadruped Robot From Italy Can Trot, Kick - IEEE Spectrum
Robot at Technology Hub in Milan, Italy Editorial Stock Image - Image of italy, editorial: 91122324
Who will take care of Italy's older people? Robots, maybe. - The Japan Times
We Don't Need Another Michelangelo': In Italy, It's Robots' Turn to Sculpt - The New York Times
