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and schools, and for exploration and military purposes, robots
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Honda's Asimo robot seen here at the premier of the movie
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LIC 2005
- The Military Exhibition – Means, Equipment and Methods
In conjunction with the “Low Intensity
Conflict Warfare Conference” 2005 a professional exhibition of
means and equipment will be held. Among the participants will be
Israel’s Military, Security & defense industries, manufacturers,
R&D companies, service providers, etc.
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Japan's electronics maker Hitachi Ltd.'s humanoid robot Emiew
moves around a floor during a press promotion of the 2005
International Robot Exhibition in Tokyo Monday, Nov. 14, 2005.
Equipped with digital cameras and radar sensors that allowed it
to avoid obstacles in its way with a reaction time of 0.1
second, the 70-kilogram (150-pound), 130-centimeter (51-inch)
robot can zip around on two wheels at the speed of up to 6kph
(3.7 mph), or a little faster than an adult's average walking
speed, is equipped with a collision-avoidance system and can
also recognise about 100 words and combine them interchangeably
to understand and reply to commands. It also reads the weather
forecast, the company said.
Over 150 companies will make presentations at the exhibition
scheduled to take place in Tokyo from November 30 to December 3,
2005. (c) REUTERS/Issei
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Underwater Research Robot uses solar cells for energy.
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(Predatory) robot uses flies for energy.
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