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[twomoon]

RobotNow.com - this robot was born in 2002

 

[HereDomainthere]

Robos.co

 

[gilescoley]

Saw this on Sedo

robotshop.nl
1,599 USD

 

[Michael Ehrhardt]

Transformers.tech ( Robot ? )

 

[HereDomainthere]

Saw this on Sedo

robotshop.nl
1,599 USD

Is that sold for 1, 599 or listing price is that?

 

[CNN]

Only have one.. robot.name

 

[HereDomainthere]

Is that sold for 1, 599 or listing price is that?

It was a Sale... I have RoboticShop.org

 

[sarahsdomains]

SELFDRIVINGROBOTCARS.COM

 

[TRY]

Roboticon in .com

 

[gilescoley]

DNJournal
LifeRobotics.com
$3,888

 

[Branded Domains]

 

[gilescoley]

I just had a low x,xxx offer for BotApps (.com)

Would you sell it? I've countered anyway..

 

[Branded Domains]

I just had a low x,xxx offer for BotApps (.com)

Would you sell it? I've countered anyway..

$3500-$7500

 

[Rammbo]

Might be just me but I think it makes more since to grab good names in other extensions(cctlds) than to reg names that don't make much sense or some words just forced together for the sake of having a .com . I could be wrong but that's just my opinion. But what do you guys think. Is it better to get the not so good .com's than going for other extensions?

 

[Rammbo]

I only ask bcuz I'm still learning and since I couldn't find what I thought were gud .com I went cctld route. Just wondering if it was th right route

 

[Constantin S]

This has 24.4k upvotes on Reddit :O

https://imgur.com/3cBFW1E

Imgur link.

 

[MetaverseBranding]

Added the domain name:

CO-BOTS (.com)

Been following the news on collaborative robots (co-bots) for a while and analysts are predicting a healthy growth by 2020.

Ford is one of many recent companies that have started to employ co-bots:

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/31/ford...tory-workers-at-its-cologne-fiesta-plant.html

At Fords factory in Cologne, Germany, a new kind of robot is sitting by the assembly line helping manufacture the legendary automaker's cars. But these collaborative robots, or co-bots, aren't replacing their human counterparts at this Ford Fiesta plant. Instead, they're working side by side with 4,000 Ford factory workers, and not for them.

"The workforce is really helping us define how they can contribute more by using the collaborative robots to do some of the more mundane, simple, heavy-exertion tasks, which in turn allows them to use more of their creativity and their minds to take us to the next level, " said Bruce Hettle, vice president of manufacturing and labor affairs at Ford.

Car companies have begun shifting tactics. General Motors, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and now Ford are all experimenting with or have been using co-bots in their factories. Unlike their bulkier brethren, co-bots are smaller robots — think of the Germany-based Kuka Robotics' "arm" robot or the Baxter robot made by Boston-based Rethink Robotics — sometimes no more than 3 feet tall. They're designed to work with humans, not for humans.

 

[Manusakos]

Added the domain name:

CO-BOTS (.com)


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Been following the news on collaborative robots (co-bots) for a while and analysts are predicting a healthy growth by 2020.

Ford is one of many recent companies that have started to employ co-bots:

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/31/ford...tory-workers-at-its-cologne-fiesta-plant.html

At Fords factory in Cologne, Germany, a new kind of robot is sitting by the assembly line helping manufacture the legendary automaker's cars. But these collaborative robots, or co-bots, aren't replacing their human counterparts at this Ford Fiesta plant. Instead, they're working side by side with 4,000 Ford factory workers, and not for them.

"The workforce is really helping us define how they can contribute more by using the collaborative robots to do some of the more mundane, simple, heavy-exertion tasks, which in turn allows them to use more of their creativity and their minds to take us to the next level, " said Bruce Hettle, vice president of manufacturing and labor affairs at Ford.

Car companies have begun shifting tactics. General Motors, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and now Ford are all experimenting with or have been using co-bots in their factories. Unlike their bulkier brethren, co-bots are smaller robots — think of the Germany-based Kuka Robotics' "arm" robot or the Baxter robot made by Boston-based Rethink Robotics — sometimes no more than 3 feet tall. They're designed to work with humans, not for humans.

Great name my friend,
I got CollaborativeBot and MobileCoBot

 

[MetaverseBranding]

Added:

Robot Teaching (.com)

&

Bots Forex (.com)

 

[Otdowns]

A few that I hand registered tonight;

RoboRecovery.com
RoboRestore.com

 

[HereDomainthere]

IndustrialRobot.co

 

[Manusakos]

HologramBot

Gatebox.ai

 

[HereDomainthere]

robos-to-make-banks-a-bigger-competitor-in-advice-market

Robos.co

 

[TestCase]

I wanted to post a link to a particular article but I suspect it would get booted by a mod or moved elsewhere.

So let me just say there is an interesting article on the New York Post website today under their Tech section dealing with robots and a certain three letter word that ends in "x".

(Disclaimer - I don't have any bot domains and haven't followed this thread. Hopefully some of you have some domains relevant to this NYP article. GL! )

 

[HereDomainthere]

I wanted to post a link to a particular article but I suspect it would get booted by a mod or moved elsewhere.

So let me just say there is an interesting article on the New York Post website today under their Tech section dealing with robots and a certain three letter word that ends in "x".

(Disclaimer - I don't have any bot domains and haven't followed this thread. Hopefully some of you have some relevant domains on this NYP article. GL! )

I got the link

 

[TestCase]

^^^^^ I don't know...

Your avatar kind of makes me think I might get a visit from Chris Hanson if I send it to you.

Update - Glad to see you found it!