Yobotics Classrooms in Japan may soon welcome a new 4-foot-tall educational humanoid robot unveiled by Nippon Institute of Technology and other groups. It will be used to teach software programming and hardware engineering to students, but will also be demonstrated in

News Pre-Registration is now being available. Schedule Theme: New Perspectives in digital human technology -human, information, and robotics- Date: March 4, 2009 (Wednesday) Place: Symposium: National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation(7th floor MIRAI CAN Hall) 2-41, Aomi, Koto-ku Tokyo 135-0064 Open house: AIST Waterfront (Access Map) 2-41-6 Aomi, Koto-ku Tokyo 135-0064

Robot’s mouth makes a blow, so the creators needed to synchronic the movements of the fingers with the blow in order to achieve the tune, as you can see it is a real trumpet not a sound recorded …

Tmsuk reports again with even more human robot action. This time, they show us a shopping Robo of very, very far away can be controlled. The modified TMSUK-4 humanoids (but not necessarily a robot from the pole) ran in Kitakyushu, Japan (where else), from home on a NTT DoCoMo Videophone before acting visibly beglucktem audience [...]

In hardly any other country in the world there is such a great enthusiasm for high-tech, robotics and artificial worlds, as in Japan. Various museums reflect this vehement wider interest and provide visitors with an impressive and comprehensive insight into the future, the already long since begun. Since October 2006 astounded the robot museum in [...]

The Japan concentrates 40% of the nearly 923 000 industrial robots on the planet. It is not surprising therefore that the country is regarded as the kingdom machines. The trend is now for service robots designed to assist a Japanese population ageing. Heroes manga (comic books) or animated films, industrial or humanoid robots serve as [...]