Robot Plays Angry Birds [VIDEO]

Robots can do a lot. We've seen them compete in the Hawaii Ironman and play in an orchestra. But play video games?

The Bitbeambot does exactly that -- play Angry Birds, Rovio's far too addictive mobile game.

Scientists began innovating with robotics to help humans with necessary processes. Gaming, as fun and addictive as it may be, falls far from these initial aspirations. Playing Angry Birds is a stress reliever, an escape from real-world toils.

Now that there's a robot who can plan Angry Birds, what do you think is the wildest capability robots are yet to conquer? Let us know your ideas in the comments.