Kawada Industries and AIST Unveil the HRP-4 Humanoid Robot Assistant by Joseph Pesta
September 20, 2010
Kawada Industries and AIST have unveiled a new humanoid robot, designed to act as a low-cost helper. The HRP-4 is five feet tall, weighs 86 lbs., and uses Intel's Pentium M CPU.
The robot can recognize faces and objects, as well as voice commands, and has a wide range of motion to allow it to carry out more complex tasks.
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Joseph Pesta is a business and technology consultant. He owns and operates a business and technology consulting firm, based in the United States, and is the Executive Editor of In Tech Today. You can find him on Twitter at: www.twitter.com/josephrpesta, on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/josephrpesta, and visit his technology blog "Technically Me" at: www.technicallyme.com
