Transforming robot "CanguRo"

Photo taken in Tokyo on July 4, 2018, shows Takayuki Furuta, general manager of Chiba Institute of Technology's Future Robotics Technology Center, posing on "CanguRo," an intelligent robot that can transform into a ridable miniature bike developed by the research center. The robot can recognize and follow people as well as make its way to preset locations. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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