Japanese Researchers Have Created Humanoid Robots That Exercise, Sweat, and Play Badminton
A team of Japanese researchers from the Graduate School of Information Science and Technology at The University of Tokyo have created two humanoid robots, named Kengoro and Kenshiro, to help with the design of future crash test dummies, prosthetic limbs, and better understand how humans move. The robots are able to perform human-like movements, exercise, play badminton, and sweat for cooling purposes.
via Science Robotics, Gizmodo
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