Fujitsu human-assisting robots
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Fujitsu Laboratories and Fujitsu Frontech have developed humanoid robots able to guide people or transport things.
They are 1.3 meters tall, weighs 63 kilograms and can move to destination with the help of eight cameras in their head and a newly developed high-speed 3D image processing system, the companies said. The robot can get on an elevator and press elevator buttons by itself. It can transport documents and other things by pushing a luggage carrier. The robots should be on sale for 2 million yen each around next June. From Japan Today, via Fun / Foon Tokyo. |
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