Honda releases improved ASIMO robot

Honda releases improved ASIMO robot

TOKYO, Japan - Honda Motor Co. showed reporters Dec. 11 an improved version of its ASIMO humanoid robot that walks and gestures like a human. The new ASIMO can better understand people's body language and can move in response, according to Honda.

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