JR Tokai's shinkansen polishing robot shows it is ready to shine

Central Japan Railway Co. unveils a new robot, tasked with the job of using its multiple brush-tipped arms to polish the distinctively shaped nose of shinkansen bullet trains, at the company's Hamamatsu plant in Shizuoka Prefecture during an event for train enthusiasts on July 22, 2017. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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