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Venture firm unveils robotics-based music player

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc. demonstrates the robotics-based music player, dubbed ''miuro,' at a presentation in Tokyo on Sept. 8. The miuro, which is sandwiched between a set of wheels and is 22 centimeters high and 34 cm wide, can automatically move to a place designated by the user via remote control device or mobile phone.

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Tokyo venture firm to sell humanoid robot for household use

TOKYO, Japan - Photo released by robot developing venture firm ZMP Inc. on April 12 shows its humanoid robot ''nuvo'' which the company will start selling late April. ZMP said that the robot, the first launched for household use, can can walk and serve as a house sitter. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot also features remote control technology and reacts to human voices. For instance, it stands up when someone says, ''Action.''

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(1)Tokyo venture to sell humanoid robot for general consumers

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc., a venture business in Tokyo, said March 2 it will market at the end of 2004 a doll-sized humanoid robot for roughly 500,000 yen as one of the first humanoid robots to be offered to general consumers. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot named ''nuvo'' will come in the wake of the releases of consumer-oriented robot dogs such as Sony Corp.'s AIBO.

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(2)Tokyo venture to sell humanoid robot for general consumers

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc., a venture business in Tokyo, said March 2 it will market at the end of 2004 a doll-sized humanoid robot for roughly 500,000 yen as one of the first humanoid robots to be offered to general consumers. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot named ''nuvo'' will come in the wake of the releases of consumer-oriented robot dogs such as Sony Corp.'s AIBO.

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Delivery robot demonstrated

The DeliRo delivery robot, developed by Tokyo-based ZMP Inc., is pictured during a demonstration experiment in an underground shopping arcade in Nagoya, central Japan, on Dec. 3, 2021.

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Delivery robot demonstrated

The DeliRo delivery robot, developed by Tokyo-based ZMP Inc., is pictured during a demonstration experiment in an underground shopping arcade in Nagoya, central Japan, on Dec. 3, 2021.

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Tokyo venture firm to sell humanoid robot for household use

TOKYO, Japan - Photo released by robot developing venture firm ZMP Inc. on April 12 shows its humanoid robot ''nuvo'' which the company will start selling late April. ZMP said that the robot, the first launched for household use, can can walk and serve as a house sitter. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot also features remote control technology and reacts to human voices. For instance, it stands up when someone says, ''Action.'' (Kyodo)

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Tokyo venture to start testing delivery service robot

Photo taken July 13, 2017, shows a self-driving delivery robot developed by Tokyo-based venture ZMP Inc. The company will begin its field testing with an aim to provide an alternative to aerial drones in the door-to-door courier business as Japan faces a growing labor shortage. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Venture firm unveils robotics-based music player

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc. demonstrates the robotics-based music player, dubbed ''miuro,' at a presentation in Tokyo on Sept. 8. The miuro, which is sandwiched between a set of wheels and is 22 centimeters high and 34 cm wide, can automatically move to a place designated by the user via remote control device or mobile phone. (Kyodo)

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(2)Tokyo venture to sell humanoid robot for general consumers

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc., a venture business in Tokyo, said March 2 it will market at the end of 2004 a doll-sized humanoid robot for roughly 500,000 yen as one of the first humanoid robots to be offered to general consumers. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot named ''nuvo'' will come in the wake of the releases of consumer-oriented robot dogs such as Sony Corp.'s AIBO. (Kyodo)

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(1)Tokyo venture to sell humanoid robot for general consumers

TOKYO, Japan - ZMP Inc., a venture business in Tokyo, said March 2 it will market at the end of 2004 a doll-sized humanoid robot for roughly 500,000 yen as one of the first humanoid robots to be offered to general consumers. The 39-centimeter-tall, 2.5-kilogram robot named ''nuvo'' will come in the wake of the releases of consumer-oriented robot dogs such as Sony Corp.'s AIBO. (Kyodo)

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Autonomous bus at Chubu airport

An autonomous bus runs during a verification test at Chubu airport in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Dec. 16, 2019. AIRO, a joint venture between Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp. and robotics firm ZMP Inc., carried out the test, aiming to put an autonomous bus service into practical use in 2020. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Autonomous bus at Chubu airport

An autonomous bus runs during a verification test at Chubu airport in Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, on Dec. 16, 2019. AIRO, a joint venture between Japanese trading house Marubeni Corp. and robotics firm ZMP Inc., carried out the test, aiming to put an autonomous bus service into practical use in 2020. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Delivery robot

Photo taken on July 19, 2018, in Tokyo shows people posing with a new model of "CarriRo Delivery," a delivery robot developed by ZMP Inc. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo