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Angry Birds Robots Controlled by Wi-Fi

By IDG News Service, PCWorld   May 20, 2011 1:23 PM

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Robots with heads modeled after characters in the Angry Birds video game were on show at the Beijing International High Tech Expo. Smartphones were used to control the bots remotely via Wi-Fi.

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