Previous Article: Half Life 2 Survivor In Arcade
Next Article: Apacer Audio Steno AU522

Johan / 07-22-2006 / 3:45pm / Robots

Robotic Clone

Welcome to TechFresh.net. We collect news on the hottest electronic gadgets from around the web for you. If you are new here, you may want to subscribe to our FREE RSS feed so you can keep up with the latest gadgets from TechFresh, ad-free. Thank you for visiting!

Robotic Clone

Hiroshi Ishiguro, a Japanese researcher, decided to build a robot of himself. The robot can be operated remotely via a built-in speaker and remote motion capture system. This means that Ishiguro could simply place his robot in his classroom and teach his class from home. In other words, he could use it as a substitute for himself when his girlfriend wants to go out and see a chick flick or something. If you look at the picture, can you guess which one is the robot? Read more story at Wired.

Related Articles

Did you like this article? Keep up with the latest gadgets from TechFresh via our RSS feed!


Comments are closed.

And don't forget to check out our latest posts, fresh from the gadget factory:


New Barebone Desktop PC From Foxconn Nokia N97 Phone With Touch Screen and QWERTY Keyboard Tokyoflash Ni Watch BenQ Joybook Lite U101 Netbook Bronze and Silver LaCie CurrenKey USB Flash Drives Pioneer Unveils Its 16-layer 400GB Optical Disc Shocking Pen SageTV HD Theater Turns Your Laptop Into a Touchscreen Tablet Barco Rolls Out LCD Monitor for Medical Applications
Close
Powered by ShareThis