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- Photos: From brain waves, a robot's victory sign
- Researchers at Honda use an MRI machine to relay signals from a person's brain to a waiting and willing robotic hand.
- Image galleries 2006-05-25
- Photos: Asimo learns new tricks
- Honda's humanoid robot, Asimo, now can handle simple office tasks.
- Image galleries 2005-12-13
- Honda's robot ready for office chores
- Honda's robot ready for office choresWhat about cost?It wasn't mentioned in the article. I remeber reading that it wasn't important who made the first viable robot, but rather who could produce them inexpensively in volume. Henry Ford didn't invent the car. He invented the assembly line needed to produce cars...
- Discussion threads 2005-12-13
- Photos: Asimo learns new tricks
- Honda's humanoid robot, Asimo, now can handle simple office tasks.
- Image galleries 2005-12-13
- Photos: Asimo learns new tricks
- Honda's humanoid robot, Asimo, now can handle simple office tasks.
- Image galleries 2005-12-13
- Honda robot applies for 9-to-5 job
- Honda robot applies for 9-to-5 jobMaybe he can get a job with Mike Cox or his rep.OOOOPS sorry bout that.Wonder if the trained neural net can be copied to pre-train future robotsThat would be cool. Maybe on 2020 or so you could see 'bot-minds available for download on whatever...
- Discussion threads 2004-12-15
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