i-Sobot - Robot of 2008
The i-Sobot robot, once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot, was commercially produced, crowned ...
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The i-Sobot robot, once recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's smallest humanoid robot, was commercially produced, crowned ...
The Sega Toy machine cat dimmed his eyes and moaned softly when he was caressing, while also getting angry when pulled on his tail. Meanwhile, breakfast robots can hold…
TOPIO version 2 robot made by Vietnamese experts, 2 meters high, weighs 60 kg, has the ability to travel and play table tennis will travel to Nuremburg (Germany) on 30/1
A Japanese company has launched a robot capable of acting. It is programmed to read the dialogue and move around the stage.
With the flip flop, very skillful and accurate, a robot successfully processed pancakes in the exhibition is taking place in Osaka, Japan.
The US military will design combat robots capable of operating independently, programmed to prevent acts of violation of war crimes.
Le Trung, a Vietnamese Canadian engineer, invents her beautiful robot and is always happy to do housework 24 hours a day.
A robot developed in Japan can take the job of storing dirty dishes, housewives do not need to touch.
Japanese toy company Takara Tomy has introduced the world's smallest mobile robot. This robot will be sold widely in Japan next spring.
Korean scientists have just created a robot that can dance to people. It's also an 'Osin
Classical artists have reason to be afraid that robots play hard to play good music because anyway it's just a machine.
UK scientists have successfully built a robot that resembles a human. It also has the ability to mimic the emotional expression and movement of the human lips.
Japanese scientists have created a robot designed to train medical students.
BigDog quickly became a star after millions of people watched the video about it on the Internet.
In the future, the search for life in Mars can be assigned to ball-shaped robots.