Pepper humanoid robots meet clients at smartphone shop

Photo taken March 24, 2016, shows a Pepper humanoid robot taking care of customers at a newly opened smartphone shop run by SoftBank Group Corp. in Tokyo. The robots explain price plans while helping clients make contracts. The shop will be open through March 30. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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