Robot Nutcracker Novels & Stories

Her voice was soft, but it seemed to ring in everyone's ears. Everyone watched the silvery white motorcycle, which had received Nicole's instructions, stood erect, its two wheels tucked away, the angular body landing on the ground with its front wheel unfolding. The door above the wheel rapidly transformed to form the upper body of a robot. The front of the motorcycle spun around, the handlebars vertically folding into the sides of the front, forming the head of the robot. The seat in the middle was wrapped up in layers of steel, soon forming a closed metal enclosure.

It was unacceptable. The host began introducing the robots and the rules. Cameron's robot looked flashy. It had a large electronic screen that lit up in a rainbow of colors after the introduction, earning cheers from the crowd. Finn's robot, MAVIS could make a heart gesture and had round, adorable eyes. The audience praised MAVIS for being cute, making Cameron's robot seem less appealing. Cameron glared at Finn.

"Why did you leave their company? As far as I know, their sales are higher than us, I think .10%?" "Their company is really good but they're unfair when it comes to salary." she answered honestly. I nodded. "Go ahead," I gave back her folder and wait for her mini-presentation. "Good day, everyone. Sir, the GR version 1 humanoid robot project of Gomez Robotics is one of the greatest invention I have ever heard as it will help people from their daily chores once it is produced in the market. If I will be accepted in Gomez Robotics, I'll formulate a doctor chip that will be added to GR version 1. Doctor chip's purpose is to detect any kinds of failure in human's health. By that, the humanoid ro

"Let's give everyone a chance to see just how intelligent this billion-dollar robot really is, the one he's devoted his entire life to." Jenson understood immediately. He walked over to the nearest unit and activated its demo program. Under everyone's watchful eyes, the sleek, polished robot began to move. It stiffly lifted one leg, took a step forward, then another. Just as it tried to take a third step, there was a sharp crack. The entire mechanical leg snapped clean off at the knee. The robot lost its balance and crashed backward onto the floor. Its head rolled off to the side, exposing a mess of tangled wires and rough, uneven welds inside.

Ace's neck moved in a mechanical twist as it tilted its head, then replied sweetly, "Okay, Master." The robot was equipped with a chip that could be controlled through an app or by voice commands. Renee walked ahead, limping slowly with her injured leg. Ace sighed and shook its head. "Master, are you part snail? At this pace, we'll only be back at dinner time."

Andy pressed on, "if we don't check it out now, then we find some errors after all parts have been installed, we'd have to start loosing knots all over again." "Well, what can I say?" "You don't have to say anything, it's worth the try." Andy connected the two depending wires of the central processing units to each other, and the eyes of the robot began to turn on slowly like a cable TV that had an unstable antenna. And then its eyes were calm and clear. The robot turned its face towards Anderson, while Einstein protected the head from rolling off the examining table. It, suddenly, began to electronically scan Anderson from head to toe. It did the same to Einstein.

Rick ran across the giant robot’s arm while conjure the spirits of a panther and a cheetah before slashing across the robot’s head. He jumped off the omegation long enough for me to discharge my black electricity straight through the robot body, short circuiting it from the inside out. As the robot laid crumb on the ground the vanity agent operating it tried to escape out of the hatch of the machine. But I casted a green and pink construct of a boconstrictor to wrap around his body before pinning him to the grounds. “Where de yog think going?,” I asked as I flew toward him.

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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."

"You’re right. Building from scratch takes hours. So, how the hell do two robots appear less than a minute apart?" "It’s not possible. It’s not science." My gaze locked on the two machines in front of me, eyes gleaming, the thrill of revelation running through me like lightning. I wheeled the spider bot beneath the gravity hammer. My finger hovered over the button, my voice a low whisper. "I’ve found your flaw."