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BigDog

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Loving the Machine: Humanoid learns to point, bow Humanoid learns to point, bow A full-size humanoid robot that can communicate with natural human gestures and demonstrate some AI chops has been developed by Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology. [...]

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SYSTEC AKAZAWA PLEN "PLEN"

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DigInfo : PC and Phone Controlled Walking Robot "PC and Phone Controlled Walking Robot" System Akazawa has demonstrated PLEN, a small bipedal walking robot 23cm tall and 700g in weight, using a Macbook Pro. Also controllable using a USB connected PC or Bluetooth-enabled cellphone handset from mobile phone carrier au, the robot has 18 diarthrodial (or freely moveable) joints. In addition to more

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Child robot makes debut The Yomiuri Shimbun A child-sized android stands up with assistance. A child-sized android with flexible joints and soft skin developed by the Japan Science and Technology Agency was unveiled Friday at Osaka University, where the agency's research and development team is based. The 1.3-meter-tall, 33 kilogram humanoid robot has optical, auditory and tactile sensors.

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Akihabaranews.com : OSU ROBOTO, the guiding robot The clients of the TAMANOIZU company (specialized in vinegar) may be surprised the next time that they are invited to visit the production plant, see by yourself... [...]

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Android shows off people-lifting skills ::: Pink Tentacle In a public demonstration held in Tokyo on March 28, a human-sized android showed off its weightlifting skills by successfully picking up a 30-kilogram (66-pound) package from a desk and lifting a 66-kilogram (145-pound) humanoid doll out of bed. [...]

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Vivid on-line videos demonstrate Superbot progress Vivid on-line videos demonstrate Superbot progress Credit: USC Information Sciences Institute [...] Wei-Min Shen of the University of Southern California's Information Sciences Institute recently reported to NASA significant progress in developing 'SuperBot,' identical modular units that plug into each other to create robots that can stand, crawl

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Flytech Dragonfly [...] You can order the Flytech Dragonfly online at Radio Shack’s web site. Radio Shack currently has exclusive distribution for the Dragonfly but reports indicate that other retailers will be selling it too some time in the near future. [...] Features: * Flaps its wings like a bug and does not use propellers for main thrust * Flying time on a single battery charge is

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High T3ch Magazine: Robotic Arm Ride posted by MistaPrimeMinista on 01.29.07 @ 3:08 pm [...]

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Roboboa Snakes On A Plane! Roboboa is the snake that loves to party. Along with the Roboquad, Robopanda, and Flytech Dragonfly, it was announced at this year’s Consumer Electronics show and you can see a short video of it below. [...]

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Akihabaranews.com : ROMI, the Roeen robot ROMI, the Roeen robot...

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Honda Asimo takes a nasty fall - Engadget Posted Dec 11th 2006 2:12PM by Ryan Block Filed under: Robots Honda Asimo takes a nasty fall...

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Akihabara News - FT, the Robot Woman Here's another robot from the Kyoto University... so after Neon, Chroino, T-28 and Vision from TeamOSAKA, here's the FT or Female Type. It weighs 800g, it's 35cm tall and has 23 degrees of freedom. http://www.robo-garage.com/robo/ft.html

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New Scientist Tech - Breaking News - Speedy robot legs it to break record 19:00 05 April 2006 NewScientist.com news service Tom Simonite A two-legged robot that walks at record-breaking speed has been developed by researchers from Germany and Scotland. "RunBot" is the fastest robot on two legs – for its size. At 30 centimetres high, it can walk at a speedy 3.5 leg-lengths per second. This beats

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Sony AIBO Europe - Official Website - AIBO News [...] Following the Sony Corporation FY05 3Q announcement, the production of AIBO Entertainment Robots will be discontinued as of end March 2006. As for the sales activity, we will discontinue the sales of AIBO once all remaining stock runs out. [...]

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IREX 2005 = 2005 INTERNATIONAL ROBOT EXHIBITION

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Akihabara News - The ZMP Robot on video (IREX 2005)

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Akihabara News - The Enon robot at the service of AEON customers

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Akihabara News: "RoBoCup 2005 : the pictures and the video!"

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Exoskeletons

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HAL: "Robot Suit HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb)" Univ. of Tsukuba We developed the exo-skeleton type power assist system to realize the walking aid for the gait disorder person. At the present time, HAL-3 is state of the art power assist system in the world. Some sensors such as angle sensors, myoelectrical sensors, floor sensors etc. are adopted in order to obtain the condition of the HAL and

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Robotory's Photo Album Update ! HAL 3 & 5 !

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Japan unveils "robot suit" that enhances human power - Yahoo! News Tue Jun 7,10:14 AM ET TOKYO (AFP) - Japan has taken a step into the science-fiction world with the release of a 'robot suit' that can help workers lift heavy loads or assist people with disabilities climb stairs. 'Humans may be able to mutate into supermen in the near future,' said Yoshiyuki Sankai, professor and engineer at

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New Scientist Technology - Bionic suit offers wearers super-strength 09 April 2005 Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition John Boyd A ROBOT suit has been developed that could help older people or those with disabilities to walk or lift heavy objects. Dubbed HAL, or hybrid assistive limb, the latest versions of the suit will be unveiled this June at the 2005 World Expo in Aichi, Japan,

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