Japan builds a robot to cheer extremes

10 cute robots 'stand' on the balls, moving and dancing to standard music like professional cheerleaders.

These robots just differ from the real cheerleaders in that they do not feel sad when the team loses, never forget the familiar cheers and no need to stress about the diet.

The robot moves in formation cheerleaders - (Photo: CTVNews)

They are the latest product from Japan's electronics maker Murata and the Kyoto University's Matsuno Research Laboratory, which demonstrates a significant technological breakthrough.

According to CTVNews, these robots are equipped with gyro sensors, infrared sensors, ultrasonic microphones ... to help them balance as well as avoid obstacles and 'teammates' even in rooms. dark.

The Murata says they created the robots to demonstrate their ability to 'enrich our lives' in electronic devices and to encourage their children to innovate and improve their technology in the future.

The robots move in very standard formation, no "wrong place" situation - (Image: AFP)

The company also said that the technologies used in making 'robot cheats' could become the ' core infrastructure for further integration of people and things in smart society' as well as potential. Used in the manufacture of cars and motorcycles, which helps increase interoperability and avoid collisions.

These cheerleaders will be officially unveiled at the CEATEC technology exhibition in Tokyo, Japan on October 7.

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