Honda's humanoid robot makes debut at Takashimaya

Honda's humanoid robot makes debut at Takashimaya

TOKYO, Japan - ASIMO, a humanoid robot developed by Honda Motor Co., waves to people at department store chain operator Takashima Co.'s Shinjuku branch April 21.

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