Honda unveils new ASIMO humanoid robot

Honda unveils new ASIMO humanoid robot

WAKO, Japan - A new ASIMO humanoid robot unveiled by Honda Motor Co. at a press conference on Dec. 15 can run and move in sync with people. The latest technologies target a new level of mobility that will better enable the robot to function and interact with people by quickly processing information and acting more nimbly in real-world environments, the automaker said.

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  • 2004/12/15 00:00:00
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