Honda's humanoid robot sounds NYSE opening bell

Honda's humanoid robot sounds NYSE opening bell

NEW YORK, United States - Asimo, a humanoid robot created by Japan's Honda Motor Co., along with Honda President Hiroyuki Yoshino (L) and Richard Grasso, chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, raises its hands in a gesture of ''banzai'' on the balcony of the exchange on Feb. 14 after sounding the opening bell.

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