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Robot Japan 5: Hexcopter Humanoid Robot
The Robot Japan events get better and better every time. Last weekend the 5th semi-annual competition was staged drawing a large audience, numerous participants, and an impressive contingent of Korean robot builders including Robot Factory. One of the most crowd pleasing demonstrations at Robot Japan was a hexcopter equipped with a fully functional Tiny Wave humanoid robot. Although there are no official plans, it was easy to imagine this evolving into a ROBO-ONE in the Clouds battle sometime in the near future.
FROM Robots Dreams.
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