英語 での Humanoid robots の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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A number of ambitious humanoid robots have already been designed by industrial researchers.
Yasuhiko Hashimoto: Kawasaki's effort into humanoid robots comes from our theme that"first, we should work together to make the market bigger.
Introduction of the AIST Robot strategy, display of large-scale structural assembly humanoid robots, and more.
Japan is not alone; in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, more than 6,000 elderly people are currently in direct contact with humanoid robots.
The University of Freiburg in Freiburg, Germany started a Learning Humanoid Robots project in January of 2004.
All sizes of humanoid robots from small to huge can be developed.
V-Sido(pronunciation:/b ʊʃɪ doʊ/) initially introduced“Acting teaching software for humanoid robots”.
We accept applications for demonstration of humanoid robots and lectures on robot technology.
Open source project to make human sized humanoid robots: Components are available and can be downloaded by everybody.
In OpenAI's experiments, simple humanoid robots entered the arena without knowing even how to walk.
Humanoid robots intended to perform everyday functions have to satisfy certain conditions.
SoftBank Robotics designs and produces kind and interactive humanoid robots.
Currently, humanoid robots that imitate human body functions are embedded as a substitute for human organs.
In doing so, one human worker and two humanoid robots work together delivering finished products.
It's no coincidence that humanoid robots like Asimo and Pepper originated from this island nation.
Drones and humanoid robots replace humans in the public sector, everything is interconnected, surveillance has become omnipresent.
Along with its better-known humanoid robots, the nation is also a leader in equipment such as robotic arms for space construction.
Up to now he had made nine humanoid robots but they were all demonstration models.
Humanoid robots are still quite primitive, with poor fine motor skills and a habit of falling down stairs.
Drones and humanoid robots have replaced humans in the public sector; everything is interconnected, and someone's always watching.