S. Korean team wins int'l robot contest in U.S.

S. Korean team wins int'l robot contest in U.S.

Photo taken June 6, 2015 shows a humanoid robot developed by Carnegie Mellon University's team on the final day of an international robot competition in Pomona, California, on June 6, 2015. Team KAIST from South Korea won $2 million for securing first place in the DAPRA Robotics Challenge. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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