#Japan robots

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Japan just delivered fully performing female robots are the latest marvels. In this video, we'll be uncovering the revolutionary advancements in robotics straight from Japan. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:    / @aievolves  

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Japan just delivered fully performing female robots are the latest marvels. In this video, we'll be uncovering the revolutionary advancements in robotics straight from Japan. 👉 Subscribe to my channel to stay tuned:    / @aievolves  

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Sony: AIBO ERS-110 Entertainment Robot (1999) Designed By: Hajime Sorayama

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Hajime Sorayama: Sony 'AIBO' Robot Dog (1999)

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Floppy Disk AD in POPEYE magazine, No.244. 1987

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Nuclear family in the late 2180s:

Dominant blue hair and pronouns wife

Submissive (occasionally) androgynous husband

Three adopted war criminal daughters

Sin Kiske

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There's a one hundred and four days of summer vacation and school comes along just to end it So the annual problem for our generation is finding a good way to spend it...like maybe...!!

Building a rocket or fighting a mummy or climbing the eiffel tower Discovering something that doesn't exist (hey!) or giving a monkey a shower Surfing tidal waves creating nanobots or locating Frankenstein's brain (it's over here!) Finding a dodo bird painting a continent or driving their sister insane (Phineas!) As you can see there's a whole lot of stuff to do before school starts this fall (come on, perry!) So stick with us 'cause Phineas and Ferb are gonna do it all Just stick with us 'cause Phineas and Ferb are gonna do it all (Mom, Phineas and Ferb are doing a title sequence!!)

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Discover how scientists at the University of Tokyo are revolutionizing robotics by attaching realistic artificial skin to robot faces. This breakthrough technology mimics human anatomical structures, resulting in lifelike Androids. Explore the potential applications in cosmetology and plastic surgery. Join us at AI Evolves for more exciting robotics and artificial intelligence updates! Please subscribe 🙏    / @aievolves  

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have unveiled a revolutionary method for adding artificial skin to robot faces, pushing the boundaries of realism in robotics. This new technology integrates human anatomical features like muscles and ligaments, making robots look and move more like us. The potential applications are vast, from enhancing android aesthetics to cosmetology and plastic surgery advancements.

Meanwhile, Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s ultra-realistic robots, such as the Geminoid HI-1, have captivated audiences with their lifelike appearance and behavior. Ishiguro’s work demonstrates how robots could soon assist in various aspects of daily life, including household chores and elderly care.

In a surprising twist, On-Art Corp has developed animatronic dinosaurs that are visually impressive and interactive, showcasing their capabilities through engaging presentations. Additionally, LEGO enthusiast Stan from Creative Mindstorms has made waves with his inventive LEGO robots, combining AI with simple building blocks.

At the Rise conference, robots Han and Sophia debated humanity’s future, reflecting on the ethical implications of AI. Engineered Arts’ Mesmer robots highlight advancements in humanoid robotics, offering highly realistic interactions. As these technologies evolve, they promise to reshape our world, blending human and robotic experiences in new and exciting ways.

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Discover how scientists at the University of Tokyo are revolutionizing robotics by attaching realistic artificial skin to robot faces. This breakthrough technology mimics human anatomical structures, resulting in lifelike Androids. Explore the potential applications in cosmetology and plastic surgery. Join us at AI Evolves for more exciting robotics and artificial intelligence updates! Please subscribe 🙏    / @aievolves  

Scientists at the University of Tokyo have unveiled a revolutionary method for adding artificial skin to robot faces, pushing the boundaries of realism in robotics. This new technology integrates human anatomical features like muscles and ligaments, making robots look and move more like us. The potential applications are vast, from enhancing android aesthetics to cosmetology and plastic surgery advancements.

Meanwhile, Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro’s ultra-realistic robots, such as the Geminoid HI-1, have captivated audiences with their lifelike appearance and behavior. Ishiguro’s work demonstrates how robots could soon assist in various aspects of daily life, including household chores and elderly care.

In a surprising twist, On-Art Corp has developed animatronic dinosaurs that are visually impressive and interactive, showcasing their capabilities through engaging presentations. Additionally, LEGO enthusiast Stan from Creative Mindstorms has made waves with his inventive LEGO robots, combining AI with simple building blocks.

At the Rise conference, robots Han and Sophia debated humanity’s future, reflecting on the ethical implications of AI. Engineered Arts’ Mesmer robots highlight advancements in humanoid robotics, offering highly realistic interactions. As these technologies evolve, they promise to reshape our world, blending human and robotic experiences in new and exciting ways.

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Hajime Sorayama: The Gynoids Luvtronix (2023)

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Batman Tin Robot with Original English Box (Nomura, 1966)

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It's been awhile since I posted the delightful "Hen na Hotel Tokyo Nishi-Kasai" Japan, that is staffed by robotic dinosaurs. The front desk.

Receptionist/hostess.

The rooms don't have keys. He assists guests with the system.

Have to say that I prefer the dinosaurs to the creepy humanoids.

https://tokyo-nishikasai.hennnahotel.com/