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Inside Japan’s Pop-Up Café Where Robots Are Run by People With Disabilities
At first glance, it’s just another Japanese robot experiment. But this café is different. The robots are controlled in real-time by people with disabilities, turning a pop-up into a groundbreaking ...
Among these, Japan's development of highly anthropomorphized robots, characterized by an extreme pursuit of detail and a deep understanding of human needs, continues to lead the direction of industry ...
Japan's robot development, characterized by high levels of anthropomorphism, continues to lead the industry in innovation with its extreme attention to detail and deep insight into human needs.
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Watch: Humanoid robot displays natural gait, sense of direction to meet friends
Through Adam, PND Robotics has specifically worked on simulation-to-real-world by using reinforcement learning to train its ...
A Tokyo startup created ARCHAX, a $3 million robot that looks like "Mobile Suit Gundam" from the popular mecha-anime series. Bruce Tang from Unsplash Engineers in Japan have developed a colossal ...
Japanese are more accepting of robots because the native Shinto religion often blurs boundaries between the animate and inanimate, experts say. To the Japanese psyche, the idea of a humanoid robot ...
SASEBO, Japan (AP) — From the receptionist that does the check-in and check-out to the porter that’s an automated trolley taking luggage up to the room, this hotel in southwestern Japan, aptly called ...
MegaChips Corporation and Acumino Inc. (hereinafter, "Acumino") are pleased to announce the completion of Japan's first demonstration environment for experiencing Acumino's solutions within MegaChips' ...
Sonair’s patented ultrasound technology provides precise 3D perception at a fraction of LiDAR’s cost. After testing with over ...
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced that he wants to triple the size of the Japanese robotics industry. Is this how you prepare for an uncertain future? Share on Facebook (opens in a new ...
Kyoto-based Tmsuk Corporation (Tmsuk) has announced the development of a new legged pipe inspection robot called "SPD-X." The new robot can fit through pipes bigger than 7.87 inches (20 cm) in ...
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