He's not exactly robotic, but he acts like he is.

Once they figure out a way to make robots sing correctly, music will reach new heights of creativity after years of stagnation.

Robots have taken over the White House! CollegeHumor.com wants to know if you're a bad enough dude to rescue the President. Well, are you? You make the call--you're part of this adventure!

We're closer than ever to the future, so it's vital that we learn all we can about our upcoming robot overlords. For starters, familiarize yourself with the enemy robots from the Mega Man games with this handy and adorable...

...according to these guys. A meeting with Ray Romano would suit us just fine. We've got a lot of things to say to that guy.

Don't feel like slaving away for six hours creating a Thanksgiving meal?  Get one of these nifty automated chef robots from Japan, and you're set.

No guarantees on flavor, though.

This strange contraption from Japan is said to be a rescue device.  It scoops up the wounded and unconscious and transports them to safety.  However, after careful review, we've come to the conclusion that this thing is a...

Look out, Bobby Flay!  Your days of passionately creating culinary works of art are numbered. Japanese inventors revealed a fleet of highly efficient robot chefs at the 2009 Food Machinery and Technology Expo.

This rhythmic robot makes a Monday timpani tingle by making nice beats with ordinary objects.  God bless genius technology.

To be fair, it's not all robots you have to be afraid of, just the ones that are programmed to destroy human targets on sight.

Remember Robot Wars?  Now imagine that you have said warriors swimming around in an Olympic-sized swimming pool.  There's nothing about this concept that is not awesome.

The super-realistic "Einstein" robot at the University of California has taught itself to make facial expressions based on anger and sadness. Try to be happy, Einstein robot. Angry robots are just a step away from murderous...

The trailer for the new sci-fi flick from Neill Blomkamp brings stunning special effects, and promises of an intriguing double perspective on aliens living among humans.  Overtones of racism (and reverse racism) run just...

Here's a shot of morning java for Hump Day, courtesy of a little robot we'd all like to have hanging around the office.  As long as it's just making the coffee, and not actually drinking it, we should get along just fine.

It's amazing how deep and rich this 5-second film is. The heartbreak of homemade robot costumes, the emptiness of human existence, the existential question of the eternal reboot...

It took more time to read this than to watch...