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ARCHAX is a real-life 4.5-meter-tall mechanical robot created by Japanese company Tsubame Industry that can be yours for the low price of 400 million yen ($2.75 million).
Two adventurous robots landed on Ryugu's surface, asteroids about 900 meters in diameter, and sent some new images.
Nearly 300 people present at the Hall of FPT University on August 13 witnessed robots that behave like real people: Robots football (Robovie-X), Sumo wrestling robots (R…
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A unique spider-shaped robot recently introduced by Japanese scientists can assist with carrying heavy loads and moving on uneven, uneven terrain.
To address the labor shortage in the food service industry, Japan is dependent on new technological advances in robots.
Kirobo, the Japanese talking robot, recently made his first conversation with astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS).
On April 17, the Japanese transport sector held an anti-terrorist drills ahead of the All-People's Sports Congress this fall.
TEPCO and the Japanese government have decided to use robots to increase worker access to reactor buildings.
Researchers at the Robotics Arai Lab, Osaka University, Japan, have successfully created the Asterisk Robot (with six symmetrically spaced legs spaced 60 degrees apart a…
Japan's emergency rescue agency will test a small rescue robot resembling a toy tank, possibly looking for survivors in the wreckage.
A Japanese researcher has succeeded in making robotic legs capable of climbing down stairs, opening up a new era in wheelchair mobility.
With a clock motor and an infrared remote control lithium-ion battery, the tiny robot can travel up to 1.5 m / min. The Eco-Be robot, built by the Japanese Citizen watch…
Researchers in Japan have developed a robot that can help train doctors to perform intravascular surgery. This robot is not named and is called a robot