Myon is a one-eyed humanoid robot that is as tall as a 12-year old boy. It was developed by the Neurbotics Research Laboratory in Germany, with the help of the Frackenpohl Poulheim design firm. The robot was developed in order to study how robots can learn from humans the way children learn from adults.
Myon is a complicated machine that has 192 sensor motors that allow it to function. It has a touchscreen on its chest that allows for easy data input and output and information transmission. It has skin made of fibreglass-reinforced polycarbonate shells, which makes the exterior of the robot very sturdy.
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Frackenpohl Poulheim
Bayer
Humboldt U.
