But does that robot do windows?

by Candace Lombardi

Monty is Anybots remote-controlled robot.

(Credit: Anybots)

In other robot news this week, a dream robot has surfaced.

Don't give me a robotic dishwasher. Give me a robot that loads and unloads the dishwasher.

Unfortunately, this is actually a remote-controlled robot, not an autonomous one. It's made by Anybots, a robotics company in California that has entered "Monty" into an art exhibition.

The Float Center and Gallery in San Francisco, Calif., has openings until December 1 for submissions for its Robots as Art exhibition and show.

Candace Lombardi is a staff writer at CNET News.com

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