A strange robot is created by ATR/Systec Akazama, the Mulu Socia 3.0 eyeball robot. It is being shown at the International Modern Hospital Show 2006 in Tokyo this week. The robot interacts using voice recognition, speech and even face recognition. Click “Continue Reading” to watch the video clip.
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Plen is a Japanese skateboarding robot that rollerskates. Here is the video clip showing how the Robot skates.
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Computer science and engineering students at the University of South Florida in Tampa have created an Intelligent Scarecrow that uses a computer, Internet camera and imaging software to detect birds around fish ponds and scare them away with loud noises and water jets.
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Hanson has created the world’s first walking, talking Albert Einstein robot.
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The hospitalised children will not get bored anymore in the future. Robotics & Multibody Research Group from Brussels University is developing Anty which is an intelligent huggy robot that can entertain long-term hospitalised children.
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Remember Hello Kitty Receptionist i posted before? It can detect if someone is standing there as well as greet and hold simple conversations with visitors. Now, this is another Robot is called Emiew will take over Hotel Clerk job.
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It’s two feet long, swims more or less like a real shark. I am not sure if you can scare people with this robot shark circling around in a pool. You can try it.
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After winning desert race in 2005, Stanford University robotics experts have begun work on a car that will drive itself from San Francisco City Hall to downtown Los Angeles in October 2007 without human control. Although the plan is to allow robot car to drive the whole way, but a human driver will be in the car in case the robot freaks out.
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Need temporary help on your company’s reception desk? Hello Kitty robot can help you.
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