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Kaz

JSK Laboratories at the University of Tokyo created the humanoid KAZ in 2003. The robot is remote-brained, can operate on its own and can control the software of small humanoids.

Kazutaka YOKOTA Lab., Graduate School of Engineering

Systec Akazawa

RoboUniverse New York Announces Agenda and Reveals Keynotes

Rising Media’s RoboUniverse New York Announces Agenda and Reveals Keynotes April 11-12, 2016

PIGORASS

A U. of Tokyo grad student built PIGORASS, a 13-foot robot quadruped with a simulated neural system, ABS resin/carbon fiber body, and both pneumatic and passive muscles.

Plen

Plen is a 23 cm desktop entertainment robot. The user-assembled humanoid is controlled via Bluetooth, and has a 32-bit ARM processor, 18 DOF and 20 pre-installed motions.

Weird 72

Kazuhisa Terasaki developed Weird 72 as a successor to Weird 7. It is a wooden robot which can lie down like a dead and then come back to life. It can also use a rope to skip.