The best sci-fi books that describe how robots really work

Robot Mothers: Give your Mom a hug, be she human or robot!

Bittersweet lessons about human-robot interaction and ethics- The Silver Metal Lover

Robots and Romance Slidshow: the Science and SciFi of Emotions

Robots and Romance: Science Fiction and Science

FLASH Review: the Last Writer Or Why the Robot Revolution Failed (novella, J.F. Lawton)

Artificial Condition (2018): Follow up to Martha Well’s Hugo Awards Winner!

Peace on Earth (1987): Using telerobotics to check in on a robot uprising on the Moon with Christop

Lock In and Head On: Disabled FBI agent Chris Shane may be at home telecommuting with his robot, but

Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018): Han Solo and Robot L3-37 'meet cute' on a suffragette city p

The Wrong Unit (2016): What if Sheldon Cooper from The Big Bang was a robot assigned to “help” peop

The Prey of Gods (2017): In theory, robots can hold grudges, and in this book, boy do they!

The Mad Scientist's Daughter (2013): A vacuous girl falls in love with a bland robot who just ne

The Themis Files: Aliens leave behind a giant piloted mecha exoskeleton, probably because it is so b

February 2018: Astromech robots in Star Wars