Source: Blacklisted News May 17, 2015 WASHINGTON POST It’s 6-foot-2, with laser eyes and vise-grip hands. It can walk over a mess of jagged cinder blocks, cut a hole in a wall, even drive a car. And soon, Leo, Lockheed Martin’s humanoid robot, will move from the development lab to a boot camp for robots, … Continue reading MILITARY PUSH FOR EMERGENCY ROBOTS WORRIES SKEPTICS ABOUT LETHAL USES