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| The Next Age Robot |
The day when we find ourselves surrounded by walking, talking, learning robots gets nearer and nearer. Couple that with self-driving cars and micro-drones and you could be forgiven for wondering what we’ll be doing for ourselves in a few decades’ time.
For now, at least, the robots on display at the Tokyo International Robot Exhibition are all designed to work with us, whether that’s in a factory, a hospital or a museum.
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I selected some of the most advanced robots from the show.
(1) The Next age robot at work – here, picking up paper from one tray and moving it to another.
(2) The ORIN ATR-PONKO-X robot is controlled by an Android tablet – which also forms the bulk of its body
(3) Agile, flexible, and capable of learning new tasks, the NACHI Dual-arm concept is designed for sophisticated production-line tasks.
(4) The D-Hand A3 has independently controlled fingers with soft rubber tips and knuckles
I chose the 4 I think are cool.
Tell me what you think.
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