THINK they’ll induct Voltes V, Mazinger Z and Daimos? Or how about the Transformers, heh 
Check out this excerpt from a CNET News.com story:
Aside from its Robot Hall of Fame, CMU has unique outreach projects to engage mainstream America with robots. It has hosted RoboCup, a global soccer tournament played by robots, and most recently released DIY robot recipes that allow anyone to make robots from off-the-shelf parts through its Terk program. The people behind CMU’s unique Robotics Institute have also become a hot topic for analysis since the release of a nonfiction book about them by Lee Gutkind.
On Tuesday, Matt Mason, the director of the Robotics Institute at CMU announced the 2007 inductees into the Robot Hall of Fame. The honor, which is judged by a jury of both leading science and science fiction experts, was created in April 2003 to call attention to the contributions robots and their creators make to society.
May 18th, 2007 at 10:37 pm
[...] Inside Science: Robot Hall of Fame [...]