Wall-E or Johnny 5? Or how about loyal "Jetsons" maid Rosie? Which of those fictional robots deserves a space in the Robot Hall of Fame? Or in the real world, how about the robots that troops use to dispose of bombs, or one that's made it all the way to the International Space Station? For the first time, you get to help decide. Created in 2003 at Carnegie Mellon University, the Robot Hall of Fame recognizes excellence in robotics technology, both real and fictional. So far, the hall has honored 21 robots, including such robo-stalwarts as NASA's Mars Sojourner, Honda's ASIMO and R2-D2 and C-3PO from "Star Wars."
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The public can vote on this year's inductees to the Robot Hall of Fame
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The hall, at Carnegie Mellon University, honors both real and fictional robots
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Previous inductees include NASA's Mars Sojourner, C-3PO and R2-D2
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Voting, at the hall's website, is open until September 30
• Johnny 5, a prototype military robot that learns to embrace life in the 1986 science-fiction comedy "@placeholder";