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Robots from A to Z: 0-9(960)

  • Dog-Wan Dog-Wan

    Robot Force, Daisen

    Daisen and Robot Force have created Dog-Wan; a quadruped robot made to entertain and assist its users. Dog-Wan can wag its tail, carry things in its mouth, and perform other dog common gestures. It has 24 degrees of freedom and can move forward and backward…

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  • Doka Harumi Doka Harumi

    Doka Harumi is a helper robot that resembles a young Japanese girl. This humanoid robot can walk, dance, and bring you a glass of water. It can also play “rock, paper, scissors.”

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  • Doki Doki

    Intelligent Earth

    The Scottish company Intelligent Earth developed a robotic platform called Doki. It contains high-resolution cameras and is used to test computer vision software technology.

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  • DOMO DOMO

    Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab. (CSAIL)

    Humanoid robot Domo can perceive its environment and recall previous sensory experience. It was built to research how a robot interacts with stimuli. Domo even has eyelids.

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  • DON 8r DON 8r

    U. of Dundee

    A University of Dundee student Tim Pryde developed a money collecting robot called DON 8r. It blinks its head with different colors, and runs around when a coin is inserted.

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  • DONA

    LG Electronics, Carnegie Mellon U. (CMU), Korea Advanced Inst. of Science and Tech. (KAIST), Yonsei U., Hong Ik U.

    Min Su Kim of Hong IK University developed a humanoid called DONA. It asks for donations from passers-by by being polite and performing different kinds of preprogrammed gestures.

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  • Dr. R.E. Cycler Dr. R.E. Cycler

    Florida Robotics

    In 2011, Florida Robotics launched an eco-friendly robot, Dr. R.E. Cycler in 2011. This robot gets its energy from its own solar panel. It teaches children the rules of waste management. The robot also crushes aluminum cans of soda and other beverages,…

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  • Dr. Robot Dr. Robot

    InTouch Health Inc.

    Dr. Robot is a remote presence robot designed to help physicians and patients stay connected. Through the Internet or a wireless network, patients and doctors can interact.

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  • DragonFly DragonFly

    WowWee

    The DragonFly is a flying robot created by WowWee, who is also the maker of the RoboSapien. It is designed to fly through the use of a controller and has four wings and a tail rudder. These features allow it to fly just like a real dragonfly. This robot…

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  • Dreamer Dreamer

    Meka Robotics, UT Austin

    UT Austin and Meka Robotics jointly developed a humanoid called Dreamer. Armed with advanced artificial intelligence, it can respond to human gestures and even emotions.

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  • Driving Partner Robot

    Pioneer

    Pioneer developed a penguin shaped robot called Driving Partner Robot. It sits on the dashboard, and chirps and blinks when there is any deviation from appropriate driving.

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  • Dual Display Kiosk Dual Display Kiosk

    Senshu U., Omron, Fujitsu PFU

    Fujistu PFU developed a robotic prototype called Dual Display Kiosk. It has gender and age detection software using which it detects the gender and age, and displays personalized advertisement.

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  • DustBot DustBot

    CRIM Lab., Scuola Superiore Santa Anna

    Homes stay garbage-free and streets are clean and swept with the humanoid robot DustBot. Supposedly the world’s first of its kind, it collects trash on request, using GPS to navigate.

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  • Dynamaid Dynamaid

    NimbRo, U. of Bonn

    Dynamaid is a service robot developed by Nimbro. It was designed to help with domestic service function research for future service robots. Dynamaid even synthesizes speech.

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  • Dynamizer Dynamizer

    The Dynamizer was the 2010 ROBO-ONE champion robot. This fighting robot can cook, play sports, and even mow the lawn. Robotics world star Tomio Sugiura helped develop it.

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