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Toyota Created Humanoid Robot

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Toyota has created a humanoid robot that is controlled by directly mimicking the movements of a human who sits in a control-seat called the Master Maneuvering System. Not only do you strap your arms into braces with sensors on every joint, giving you total control of the T-HR3’s arms, but you also have sensors on your feet allowing you to control walking forwards and sideways by lifting and placing your feet. Now, if that wasn’t cool enough, the reason that Toyota has created the T-HR3 is even cooler. It’s planning for the robot to be useful “in a variety of settings, such as the home, medical facilities, construction sites, disaster-stricken areas and even outer space.”

Added on the 21/11/2017 08:59:09 - Copyright : Wochit

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