The British military think they have finally figured out how to use robots in combat, and have Russia in their sights.

Based on the "I, Robot" short stories by Isaac Asimov. Dr. Susan Calvin comes to investigate in the aftermath of an airline accident. Short one-shot. I don't own these characters, and I always seem to crash the simulators.

"For a moment, I wonder can't help but wonder…what is it which separates humans and robots?"

The company archivist for US Robots and Mechanical Men is determined to start collecting all documents, historical and current. However one particular employee is making this task difficult. ONESHOT. With thanks and apologies to the late and great Dr. Isaac Asimov

a creative writing exercise for a sci-fi class - the future as imagined by Stephen Byerly, Mustafa Mond, and O'Brien. A convention center in Tampa, a muggy morning and a skeptic sit down to hear the future.

Susan Calvin gives a lecture on the positronic brain, and a young astronaut just back from Mars has some questions.

Powell and Donovan are field testing JCB-3, a robot designed for rescue work on Mars. All seems well, but things rarely go smoothly for the famous duo and this is no exception.

QT-1 can only assume that the taint of the Humans' illusion runs so deep that even the presence of the Master Himself cannot fully dislodge it.

A short story, hopefully the first of many, chronicling a resistance movement against an unequal society of robots and humans.

Isaac Asimov briefly mentions in The Robots of Dawn a children's tale of Little Miss and Andrew Martin, the robot who becomes a human. This is my interpretation of that tale.