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Sony unveil QRIO, the world's first running humanoid robot during a press conference December 18, 2003 in Tokyo, Japan - Photogallery
A four-legged walking robot called Banryu, meaning house sitting dinosaur, is displayed at a press preview of Robodex 2003, a showcase event of Japan's robotic technologies in Yokohama, south of Tokyo April
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A four-legged walking robot called Banryu, meaning house sitting dinosaur, is displayed at a press preview of Robodex 2003, a showcase event of Japan's robotic technologies in Yokohama, south of Tokyo April
Utility robot hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
Japanese robot venture Tmsuk's home utility robot 'Banryu T73S' guards your home in your absence by communicating to your mobile phone when it receives unusual information on people, sound, temperature and so
TMSUK Ltd.'s Banryu home utility robot, which is able to phone its owner if it detects unusual sounds, smells or heat as well as transmit real-time video and sound, is pictured before
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Banryu Utility Robot Vision Bipedal Robot Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
At Fukuoka, the robots walk among us | Stars and Stripes
Banryu Utility Robot Vision Bipedal Robot Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock
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Japanese robot venture Tmsuk's home utility robot 'Banryu T73S' guards your home in your absence by communicating to your mobile phone when it receives unusual information on people, sound, temperature and so
Japanese robot venture Tmsuk's home utility robot "Banryu T73S" is... News Photo - Getty Images
Mottainai Thought and Social Acceptability of Robots in Japan
