- R.
Daneel Olivaw is a
fictional robot created by
Isaac Asimov. The "R"
initial in his name
stands for "Robot," a
naming convention in Asimov's ****ure society...
-
Prelude to Foundation, he is
revealed to be the
alter ego of R.
Daneel Olivaw, a
sentient robot from Asimov's
Robot series (1953–1985), who also appears...
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Daneel Olivaw novel The
Naked Sun (1957) -
second Robot series/R.
Daneel Olivaw novel "Mirror Image" (1972) -
short story about R.
Daneel Olivaw and detective...
-
allowable by the
Zeroth Law of
Robotics (which was
developed by R.
Daneel Olivaw):
since a slow
increase in the rate of
radiation would drive Earthpeople...
- and the rise of two
Foundations to
replace it – with the
Robot R.
Daneel Olivaw,
introduced in
Caves of Steel,
turning out to have
survived over tens of...
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Olivaw than on Hari Seldon.
Olivaw’s 20
millennia of
machinations and
contrivances are
questioned by “Calvinian”
robots who do not
observe Olivaw’s Zeroth...
- series. It
stars Stephen Rowe as
Elijah Baley,
Brent Barrett as R.
Daneel Olivaw, and John
Henry Cox as Han Fastolfe.
Elijah Baley is
issued an ****ignment...
- into his all-encomp****ing
Foundation series,
making the
robot R.
Daneel Olivaw appear again twenty thousand years later in the age of the
Galactic Empire...
- the mind of R.
Jander Panell, a
humaniform robot identical to R.
Daneel Olivaw, with a
mental block. The robot's inventor, Han Fastolfe, has
admitted that...
-
hideout for the
forces that
lived on Earth. There, they find R.
Daneel Olivaw, who
explains he has been
paternalistically mani****ting
humanity since...
