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This story is from the category Total Immersion
Date posted: 25/09/2007 WD-2 is a robot who looks like anyone and everyone. It has a face made of a rigid yet elastic material called Septom, which, when rods are pushed into the rear surface at any of 17 key points, changes its shape to mimic human expression. Japanese researchers at the Waseda University in Tokyo aim to use the technology to make future robots better at interacting with humans. See the full Story via external site: blog.wired.com Most recent stories in this category (Total Immersion): 28/02/2013: Workstation design improvements for drone operators may reduce costs & mishaps, researchers suggest |
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