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With Tokyo in an intense heat wave, there’s nothing like a dancing robot to lift one’s spirits from the humid doldrums. This great video from Wired and my roboticist pal Marek Michalowski features the ‘creature-like’ robot Keepon developed at Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology’s (NICT) Kyoto research center.
(Read all about it at Loving the Machine)
Wednesday, August 15, 2007 at 11:45 PM
Author: Tim Hornyak
Japan | Robots • Permalink
Tagged with: groovy keepon nict
Author: Tim Hornyak
Japan | Robots • Permalink
Tagged with: groovy keepon nict
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