Robot Hall of Fame
As part of the RoboBusiness Conference and Exposition, Carnegie Mellon University’s Robot Hall of Fame will hold its 2008 induction ceremony on the evening of Wednesday, April 9, 2007 at the Carnegie Science Center.
Honoring the World's Greatest Robots
The Robot Hall of Fame honors the world’s greatest achievements in industrial and entertainment robots, as well as robots from science fiction and popular culture.
Relax and Enjoy the Show
The formal Robot Hall of Fame induction ceremony will follow a cocktail reception sponsored by the Robot Hall of Fame and Carnegie Mellon University. Admittance to both the cocktail reception and the Robot Hall of Fame induction ceremony is open to RoboBusiness Full Conference Attendees at no charge.
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Transportation
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Past Inductees
Past inductees to the Robot Hall of Fame include some of the most significant and well known robots in the world including Honda’s Asimo, NASA’s Mars Pathfinder and Unimate, the first industrial robot arm that worked on the assembly line. The Robot Hall of Fame jurors are an equally distinguished collection of international scholars, researchers, writers, and designers including Gordon Bell, Arthur C. Clarke, Steve Wozniak, Rodney Brooks and others.