Robot army is ready to come into our life
Updated: 2015-03-11 11:42
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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As movie Big Hero 6 hits the screen, the big fat but highly-squeezable robot in the movie has won the heart of audiences of all ages. It is now easier to encounter or even own a robot in real life. Let's see the roles some of these robots play in our daily life.
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The world's fastest piano player has been unveiled - a robot with nineteen fingers in Imola, Italy on October 19, 2011. The robot - called Teotronico - has nineteen digits because it is the exact number needed to play any melody or song. Teotronico's robotic hand technology enables him to play the piano faster than any human possibly could. He can also distinguish between the speed of key change as well as play a drum machine and sing - the only robot in the world who can do all those things at the same time. [Photo/IC] |
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