Osaka Univ. prof. on smartphone robot

Osaka Univ. prof. on smartphone robot

BEIJING, China - Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro of Osaka University's graduate school lectures at the Global Mobile Internet Conference in Beijing on May 5, 2014, explaining his studies on the miniaturization of a humanoid to produce a humanoid smartphone.

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