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Video and Audio Files => Science & Technology Video Board => Topic started by: Ghost1 on Apr 21 2008 - 03:55PM
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The Humanoid robot
REEM-B is the evolution of the first humanoid created by Pal Technology Robotics, the REEM-A. The first prototype was designed to play chess with the Hydra chess engine and to be used as development platform. With REEM-B, Pal Technology comes astonishingly close to its final goal; to create a humanoid service robot that will be able to help humans in the future with sophisticated tasks. Our robot can walk dynamically, recognize and grasp objects, lift heavy weights and go around by itself inside any building complex, avoiding obstacles.
It can speak with people and accept voice commands, recognize faces and remind appointments as a secretary. All these features, including the large battery autonomy, makes REEM-B unique in its type. Discover REEM-B, one of the most sophisticated humanoid robots in the world.
http://www.pal-robotics.com/newweb/index.php
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Check out this life like robot from Japan.
The amazingly realistic female android, named Actroid DER 2, was demonstrated at the AKIBA Robot Festival here in the Akihabara district of Tokyo.
For more information visit Robots Dreams at http://www.robots-dreams.com.
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Looks like the bionic man and woman is not so far fetched anymore. Lee Majors was my little brothers hero when we were kids. LOL
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before you know it
you wont be able to tell the difference between man and machine
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Now that is a little scary. ter
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I don't understand the point of this, never have, never will.
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That second robot "lady" reminds me of an original "Land of the Lost episode" :) But that robot had a little more personality. I think the dad fell in love with her if I recall correctly.
I have never really understood the point of robots as well. Actually to be honest, they have always creeped me out. Even C3PO and R2D2.
LOL
I think it is amazing that we can do this stuff, as long as we don't let it go to far.