By Ann Roosevelt iRobot [IRBT] is developing a new multimission modular robot called Warrior that can pull more of its weight in the soldier's world and is expected to be ready in 2008. Helen Greiner, iRobot co-founder and chairman of the board, said Warrior can relieve soldiers of much of their burden--such as packs--because they are so rugged. "If you really think abut it, it's not just a tool soldiers use, but a member of the squad," Greiner said in…
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