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Friday Video: New, improved Honda Asimo proves as agile and dexterous as C3PO, without the annoying chatter
Honda Robotics has just released a video of a new version of the company’s Asimo humanoid robot. New capabilities include hopping on one foot and serving a drink after unscrewing a Thermos bottle. In all, it’s a very impressive display … Continue reading
