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Our co gnitive se rvice ro bot Cosero became operational in Fall 2010. Cosero has an eight-wheeled omnidirectional base (12 DOF), a movable trunk (2 DOF), two anthropomorphic arms (7 DOF each), and a movable sensor head (2 DOF).
Project: NimbRo - Learning Humanoid Robots
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Be part of the action at work from home or anywhere. All you need is a web browser to interact with the whole office, lab, factory, or warehouse. QB glides around smoothly and quietly, giving you total access and presence.
Windoro Window-Cleaning Robot Demo - IEEE Spectrum
In our best robots of CES roundup last week, it appears that we left out an interesting offering: the Windoro window-cleaning robot from South Korea. That's right.AIST's HRP4: Sci-Fi-Like Household Helper Robots Have Arrived | Fast Company
You've seen plenty of robots and androids in the news, but you've probably never seen anything as astonishing as HRP4, which promises to be cheap, powerful, and the most sci-fi-like bot built to date. AIST and Kawada Industries just revealed the new humanoid machine, and by making it look "athletic" they've also turned HRP4 into a real-world version of the fictional life-assisting robots you've seen in countless sci-fi movies (the older generation of 'droids in Will Smith's I, Robot movie for one).
Today’s completely true weirdness: a telepresence robot orders a scone from a coffee shop in Mountain View, California.
mental_floss Blog » Robot Orders Scone, Leaves Big Tip
Paro Therapeutic Robot PARO is an advanced interactive robot developed by AIST, a leading Japanese industrial automation pioneer.
Paro Therapeutic Robot
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Video: Super-Realistic HRP-4C Humanoid Walks Like Human | TechCrunch
Most robots that are labeled “humanoids” still have a common problem: they can only walk in a slow, mechanical and chopping motion. Even HRP-4C, in my opinion the most realistic humanoid ever created, wasn’t an exception – until now. Even though she could sing and later even learned to dance, walking was never her strong suit (the first version couldn’t move her legs at all).
At this year's RoboBusiness Conference, OLogic showed off two robots designed to interface with your cellphone.