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Control the robot by thinking
Honda has introduced a new technology that allows people to command robots by thinking without using a remote control or using a voice.
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Honda Smart Cylinder
Honda, the world's largest manufacturer of motorcycles, has launched a computer-assisted travel aid for the elderly and workers.
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Smart robots can work together in teams
Honda Motor Co., Japan has launched a new generation of Asimo robots that can deliver drinks to customers, automatically charge their batteries and especially work in gr…
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Toyota showcases robots
Yesterday, (6/6) in Tokyo, Toyota has demonstrated a robot capable of playing violins. It is a 1.54m high white robot capable of using finger machines to accurately tap…
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Technology warning rain ... and the earthquake of Honda
Honda's new satellite navigation system, in addition to conventional functions, can also warn drivers that rain will fall heavily at points hidden on the screen.
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Asimo will come to America
Honda will release the latest version of its North American Asimo robot at the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). This is the first time this smart robot has come to…
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New fuel and diesel powered vehicles
Diesel engines drive vehicles away but emit polluting gases. Fuel cell vehicles do not pollute but are too big. Honda's latest innovations can 'solve' shortc…
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Honda uses airbags for motorcycles
Safety goggles have been used in vehicles for accidental accidents, but with motorcycles, the use of airbags is a novelty. In the Federal Republic of Germany, umbrella a…
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Brainwashing can control the robot
In a step toward linking human ideas to machines, Japanese automaker Honda Motor Corp. has developed a technique that uses brain signals to control very simple movements…
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Cars run by ... water
Japanese automaker Honda is conducting research to open a new era for
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Honda produces self-propelled cars
Honda Accord ADAS automatically increases and decreases speed - even running around the bends. Every ten seconds, the driver just touches the steering wheel. This Honda…