Another humanoid robot could look just like you. You could be close to $130,000 richer. A British engineering and manufacturing firm called Geomiq has put out a call for people interested in being the face of a new "state-of-the-art humanoid" it's developing with an unnamed company. "The company is searching for a'kind and friendly' face to be the literal face of the robot once it goes into production," Geomiq says in a blog post about the project. "This will entail the selected person's face being reproduced on potentially thousands of versions of the robots worldwide."

Robots, especially humanoid robots, never fail to fascinate people. For years, robotic companies have been trying to perfect this technology, from algorithms down to aesthetics. From building robots that look like nothing but sheer metals, most robotics companies are now into developing robots that appear like real humans, head to toe. You may know Sophia, the humanoid robot with humor like a human. Aside from its unbelievable intelligence, the female robot has also a human-like face that can show off different emotions.