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Japanese manufacturing giant Panasonic unveiled Cocotto, the rolling, smiling robot who wants to help you raise your kids, at CEATEC, or the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies, in Chiba, Japan on Tuesday. The spherical robot is designed as an "educational companion" for children and is programmed to entertain kids but also to help them form good habits, like brushing teeth, eating, and going to the bathroom.
What has thick fur, runs on solar power, and screeches at wild boars in 48 different tones? It's 'Super Monster Wolf', Japan's latest mechanical answer to keeping unwanted visitors from ruining crops. The demonic looking contraption is designed to strike fear into the eyes of feral hogs in and around the Japanese port city of Kisarazu by screeching out terrifying sounds of predators.
Robots were the talk of the town at the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show Asia, which is currently taking place in Shanghai. Although some of the robots were nothing more than little entertainment gadgets, it's becoming clear that robots will form an integral part of our future. A range of personal robots, including remote controlled bots with sensors and video cameras and personal assistant robots crawled and wheeled their way into people's hearts, but businesses are also preparing to get into the new trend with slew of robotic workers.
A swarm of high-tech robot kiosks persistently chased travelers in Brussels after being introduced to the biggest Belgian airport. The kiosks are expected to play a larger part in air travel as airport operators hope to phase out manual check-ins. The robots, called 'Kate', were created by the Geneva-based SITA Lab. They are designed to not only help with check-ins but also to help clear busy departure halls and reduce queues at peak times.
The world’s first robot police officer officially reported for duty at the Dubai Mall in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday. The new robot was seen zooming around the world's largest mall, assisting shoppers with the payment of fines, as well as giving them directions and showering them with compliments. The high-tech police officer, unveiled at the GITEX Technology Conference in Dubai in 2015, features a touch screen menu in a screen on his torso so that mall visitors can easily scroll through the items and find what they need.
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