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Look past the tabloid noise for a minute. Underneath the usual palace headlines that can quickly tilt towards exploitation, the last few weeks have brought us some of the most human, feel-good royal moments in ages. There’s been a robot handshake, a soon-to-be teenager heading off to secondary school, and a jewelry tribute with real meaning behind it. Here are five stories worth your click, for all the right reasons.<\/p>\n
Princess Anne doesn’t really do “fuss,” and that held true even when she came face-to-face with a humanoid robot. During a three-day official visit to South Korea, Anne stopped by a smart mobility laboratory at Korea University in Seoul, where she watched a robot demonstrate its speed and agility before it turned and waved directly at her, according to the Newcastle Herald<\/a>. Wearing her signature navy day gloves, the princess leaned in and shook the machine’s hand without missing a beat.<\/p>\n Anne, who was accompanied by her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, reportedly wanted to hear how the robot “learns movement from trial and error as well as simulation,” and went on to see a dual-arm robot and a motion-capture system in action, the outlet reported. The trip highlighted UK\u2013South Korea collaboration in science and tech. However, for royal watchers, it was the handshake that stole the show.<\/p>\nPrince George turns 13 and gets ready for a new school<\/h2>\n