Robot 2b Novels & Stories

“See? He’s a stone-cold motherfucker ... nothing bothers him because we know what’s true ... Lombardo is numero uno, and whoever says we’re not are the ones who want power change ... traitors ... and you know what happens to traitors?” Shadow was quiet for a moment before he nodded. They all knew what would happen to a traitor, and it’s easy to be considered a traitor in a sensitive time like that. “So ...” Joey slapped Shadow’s shoulder and startled him. “Do you know where we can find these Veronese Monkeys selling the Russian powder?”

"Mr. Saun. Maybe we should stop." The robot was super smart, even able to predict human behavior. The worker hesitated, worried he might struggle to put it back together once he took it apart. Trevor, casually sipping his tea, said, "Just go for it. If it gets too noisy, shut it down." The worker, after a moment of thought, powered Luna down. As he began disassembling it and reached the motherboard, Luna, supposed to be off, suddenly grabbed his wrist.

This robot was much more practical than those high-tech robots on the market, and it looked cute, just like a big white ball. Before Erick left, the robot said to Erick, "Boss said that you can come here to find her at any time." Erick smiled knowingly and took the initiative to reach out and touch the robot's head. "Okay!" Two blushes appeared on the robot's face. It looked at Erick with a smirk. "Boss said no strangers are allowed to touch me." Erick was stunned and heard the robot whisper again, "You're not a stranger. You're Boss's friend, so you can touch me!"

Jason whispered in a tiny voice, a little offended by that. "I mean, look at all this..." Livvie vocalized with a wave of a hand. Then she gasped and hurried to a three-foot robot that wheeled towards their direction. "OMG! Is this an AquaBot 28?! Tía! Do you know what this is?" Evelyn frowned, tilting her head. "Uh... Nope!"

Its square head, equipped with two eyes, clumsily held her cup. Jessamine couldn't help but laugh. "Lucas, this robot looks a bit ugly. And why are its eyes red?" Lucas ran over with the remote control. "Mommy, there are actually two cameras hidden in its eyes. You can record commands for it, and once I record your voice, you can command it to do things." "It's so advanced?" "Of course, its name is Cortexa. It can only do some simple things now, but I'll add new functions to it, like going upstairs, mopping the floor, and fighting."

They all turned to look at a side entrance, and through the double doors rolled a robot with a wheeled platform holding what looked like a small white-and-blue submersible. Another bomb quad person walked behind the contraption holding a device that must have been steering the robot, which was making its slow, careful way across the marble floor. “Think they’re going to put the bomb in that thing?” Melissa asked. “Yes.” I sighed and tried to relax. “I sure hope the girls aren’t watching this on TV.” “Grace and Chloe? Yes, I hope so too. I was sorry I didn’t get to meet them when I visited you and Alpha Zane.”

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And wanted it to remain that way. “Yo Babbz, want to do the honors?” The same guy who broke my fall addressed one of the other goons. The slender one. “I would love to, boss.” The Babbz guy replied bluntly, licking his lips greedily. I stepped back hastily, trying to put more space between us. But he kept advancing in a predatory stance. “Boss,” a different guy called. “What?” The said boss shot back rudely. “Babbz had the last one,” he started nervously and Babbz shot him a dirty glare, but the guy ignored it. “You promised me some new ass for taking care of our little problem…” He trailed cautiously.

Fabian’s company looked like it had stepped out of a sci-fi movie. It was a smart factory with a high level of artificial intelligence (AI) and cyber-physical systems. There were AI robots on the floor performing tasks that Amber had never even dreamt possible. One came up to them as soon as she and Fabian stepped into the lobby. It didn’t look humanoid though; the structure of the robot was fairly simple. It was basically a shiny silver shaft with a spherical camera at the top and long mechanical limbs. The thing moved on two wheels.

"Dad, I told you Haley fooled you. This product isn't smart at all. It doesn't understand anything I say. Are we going to be laughed at during the launch?" Steven looked at her coldly. "If you don't understand, don't speak nonsense. Go sit somewhere else." "Why wouldn't I understand?" Barbara huffed. "It's just a smart home robot. I may not understand the development, but I can still use it, can't I?" “Barbara, you really don’t understand,” Haley said, walking in with her high heels clicking. She curved her lips into a smile and held up the small robot that was about twenty centimeters tall.