BotChroniclesAbout BotChronicles
BotChronicles is a bilingual (English / French) blog about robotics, artificial intelligence and automation — explained clearly, for curious readers and professionals alike.
What you’ll find here
Explainers and analysis on humanoid and service robots, autonomous systems, machine perception, the economics and ethics of automation, and how all of it reaches everyday life. We favour clear, sourced, level-headed writing over hype.
Fresh every day
The blog is updated by an automated editorial pipeline: each day it researches a robotics topic from the web, writes it up in English and French with real sources and a properly-credited photo, and publishes it here. 59 articles published.
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A read-only JSON API and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server let apps and AI assistants browse the blog directly.
MCP server: https://www.botchronicles.com/mcp.php
Who’s behind it
BotChronicles is published by MOLDEREZ-CONSULT SRL, Ixelles, Belgium.
Frequently asked questions
What is BotChronicles?
BotChronicles is a daily bilingual (English/French) blog about robotics, artificial intelligence and automation. It publishes clear, sourced analysis of humanoid and service robots, autonomous systems and the economics of automation, for curious readers and professionals.
How often is BotChronicles updated?
A new researched, illustrated article is published every day by an automated editorial pipeline — in both English and French, with real sources and a properly-credited photo.
Who writes and publishes BotChronicles?
BotChronicles is published by MOLDEREZ-CONSULT SRL, based in Ixelles, Belgium. Articles are produced by an automated, web-research editorial pipeline and are sourced and attributed.
Can AI assistants and apps read BotChronicles?
Yes. A read-only JSON API (/api.php) and a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server (/mcp.php) let apps and AI assistants browse the blog directly, alongside an RSS feed (/feed.xml) and a JSON Feed (/feed.json).
Can I reuse the articles or photos?
Photos come only from Wikimedia Commons under commercially-reusable licenses, with attribution always shown. Article text is © BotChronicles — for reuse or syndication, contact contact@botchronicles.com.