ROBO-ONE Light Photo Gallery

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Here's the photo set from Saturday's ROBO-ONE Light humanoid robot competition in Kawasaki:

 

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Kondo Robot Battle 7 & 8 – PhotoSet

(Via Kondo Robot Battle 7 & 8 - a set on Flickr.)

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Lady Ada & Yuki Nakagawa at RT – PhotoSet

(Via Lady Ada & Yuki Nakagawa at RT - a set on Flickr.)

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Lady Ada & Phillip Torrone At Tokyo Hackerspace PhotoSet

(Via Lady Ada & Phillip Torrone At Tokyo Hackerspace - a set on Flickr.)

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Robot Japan 2 Competition Photo Gallery

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I had a fantastic time at the Robot Japan 2 event on Sunday and am just working through all the great photos and videos from the day. Check out the photo gallery below to get a feel for the event. I should have some videos up soon.

Robot Japan 2 Competition Photo Gallery’ continues

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The Robot Family Portrait Album Project

kismet robot projectOne of these days, perhaps in the not too distant future, robots and artificial intelligence technology will evolve to the point that our mechanical buddies will take on more and more of what we consider to be human characteristics. Over time they may even develop a deep longing for times past and want to recall memories of their ancestors.

Unfortunately no robot, and no human being, has been rigorously capturing and collecting images of the robots as they evolve. There is a significant risk that some of the robots will be lost to history or consigned to the scrap heap.

 

The Robot Family Portrait Album Project’ continues

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