For surgeons scientists created a robot who can assist in surgical operations, and, unlike a human, it doesn't get tired.
Several Belgian hospitals have bought the robot-receptionists Pepper.
The main and only task of such assistants is to greet visitors and help them to get oriented in the hospital. This robot doesn't need a lunch and it doesn't get tired.
Food can also be made by a robot, that won't be wrong about the proportions, and create the dishes of different complexity almost silently. The Moley Robotics employees created a kitchen robot who will help to make time for its owner.
Meet the robot Tavabo who lives in the Tokyo telecentre and works as a guide. There are 4 languages in its program: Korean, Chinese, English and Japanese.
The French also decided to confide in robots, that's why the owners of several vineyards plantations entrusted the Wall-Ye V.I.N. machine to care of grapevines. The iron assistant can handle up to 600 bushes.
The Toshiba company designed the robot-humanoid Aiko Chihira that can't be distinguished from a living person immediately.
In the photo: the robot that has real human's facial expressions.
The robot-traveller Hitchbot, created by a Canadian scientist, gained international popularity after hitchhiking around Canada and Europe (2014-2015). But in the USA some unknown persons broke the "tourist".
In the photo: the robot-sportsman Evolta, designed by Panasonic. This creation obtained the status of the strongest robot in the world. It is able to do different active sports, even swimming.
The robots, who can masterly dance on a pole, were presented by the German company Tobit Software.
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