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

  • Flame

    Delft Biorobotics Lab., TU Delft

    Delft Biorobotics Lab. developed a biped humanoid robot called Flame. It has advanced actuators, can walk sideways, and can handle an 8-millimeter step-down disturbance.

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  • FlatThru FlatThru

    Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.

    Sanyo developed a wheel-driven delivery robot called FlatThru. It can carry liquids, has ultramodern sensors for stability, and is able to recognize human faces and voices.

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  • FloBi FloBi

    Bielefeld U.

    Bielefeld University of Germany developed a robotic head called FloBi. It can display a wide range of human emotions, can recognize faces and can take the shape of male or female face.

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  • Flytech Lightstar Flytech Lightstar

    WowWee

    WowWee created a flying robot called Flytech Lightstar. This remote controlled flier soars through the air for four minutes at a time and needs only 10 minutes to recharge. It emits a dazzling light display as it flies. The remote control gives you the…

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  • FR-i FR-i

    Korea Inst. of Science and Tech. (KIST)

    Korea Institute of Science and Technology developed a humanoid called FR-I which expresses a wide variety of facial expressions. It has movable eyes, eyebrows and lips.

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  • FRIDA FRIDA

    ABB Robotics

    Swiss company ABB developed a prototype robot called FRIDA (renamed to YuMi). It has a very versatile gripper that works with the mounted camera and is used for industrial assembly operations.

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  • Fritz Fritz

    NimbRo, U. of Freiburg

    Fritz is a human communication robot. With human-like arm gestures, speech recognition and facial expressions, it can talk to people and join them in their discussions.

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  • FT (Female Type) FT (Female Type)

    Robo-Garage

    Tomotaka Takahashi developed a female robot called FT or the 'Female Type'. This biped humanoid has the lean body of a woman, and uses the SHIN walk technology for smooth walking.

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  • Fujitsu Office Delivery Robot Fujitsu Office Delivery Robot

    U. of Electro-Communications, Yokohama National U., Fujitsu

    The Fujitsu Office Delivery Robot can deliver necessary documents and hefty materials on time with 99% efficiency. It is also equipped with a high-resolution touch screen that enables advanced communication on the office floor. Its navigation is accurate…

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  • Fujitsu Teddy Bear Fujitsu Teddy Bear

    Fujitsu

    Fujitsu Teddy Bear is an adorable toy robot capable of 300 different movements. It comes with a USB port connector for a PC connection and easy customization. A high-resolution camera mounted on its nose allows it to detect people nearby. Fujitsu Teddy…

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  • FUWA FUWA

    Fudan U.

    FUWA is a service robot developed by Fudan University. It can tilt its head and move smoothly with its Segway-type platform. Its flexible arms allow it to assist humans with a variety of tasks. FUWA also has integrated and educational software and an…

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  • G-Robot G-Robot

    Futaba, HPI

    G-Robot is a humanoid robot manufactured by Futaba. It has a servo protection system -it turns itself off if it gets too hot. It is programmable through RS232 and has 20 DOF.

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  • G-TuneF108M G-TuneF108M

    SISO Lab.

    Siso Lab created G-TuneF108M mainly out of junk materials. Yet it won the Ranger Award at the ROBO-One 13. Its body is mostly made from PVC plate and a polycarbonate frame. This humanoid robot can transform from a container form into a bipedal walking…

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  • Gandalf Gandalf

    Media Lab.

    The MIT Media Lab robot Gandalf excels in real-time conversation with humans. Capable of normal-sounding speech and movement, Gandalf can answer many astronomy questions.

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  • GeekBot GeekBot

    Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. (MIT)

    The MIT robot Geekbot was developed for the study of how forces transfer during walking. It has two legs, feet and hips, and moves by rocking from one foot to another.

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