Tag: humanoid

49-Foot-Tall ASIMO Robot

Honda has tested a 49-foot replica of their ASIMO humanoid robot, that’s 12 times the height of the original. The animated replica will be a guest of honor at the 120th Rose Parade as well as kick off Honda’s 50th anniversary of U.S. operations.

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WowWee Femisapien Robot – Now Available

WowWee Femisapien Robot – Now Available

WowWee’s first female robot ever, Femisapien, is now available for purchase for $99.99 USD. She’s been spotted for sale at Amazon.com, Target and WowWee’s online store.

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Evolution of Robotic Dance (Video)

Evolution of Robotic Dance (Video)

I’m sure you are all familiar with the Evolution of Dance video. It’s still the most viewed video of all time over at the YouTube website.

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ASIMO Conducts Orchestra (Video)

ASIMO Conducts Orchestra (Video)

Remember the news about the plans to let Honda’s humanoid robot ASIMO conduct the Detroit Symphony Orchestra? It looks like he did a good job:

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ASIMO Conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

ASIMO Conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra

At May 13 Honda’s humanoid robot ASIMO will be conducting the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as it performs “Impossible Dream” to open a special concert performance with renowned cellist Yo-Yo.

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The Pirkus Robot will Recognize You

The Pirkus Robot will Recognize You

Pirkus-R Type-01 DX, from the Japanese Robot Labs company, is a new humanoid with quite an amazing face recognition feature.

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i-SOBOT vs Godzilla (video)

i-SOBOT vs Godzilla (video)

Video footage of i-SOBOT, the world’s smallest mass produced humanoid robot, in a no holds barred battle up against Godzilla:

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i-SOBOT Humanoid Robot Introductory Video

i-SOBOT Humanoid Robot Introductory Video

This official Tomy/Takara i-SOBOT video shows the tiny talented humanoid robot doing flips, talking, and gives a brief overview of several of its features:

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Speecys PC-101C: The Laughing Robot

Speecys PC-101C: The Laughing Robot

The SPC-101C humanoid robot from the Japanese Speecys company is 40 cm (15.7 inches) tall and comes with a “face-recognizing” feature.

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