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

  • Huggable Huggable

    Massachusetts Inst. of Tech. (MIT)

    Huggable is an MIT prototype based on a Gund teddy bear and designed to replace real animals for human therapeutic use. It has soft silicone skin and a fur fabric covering.

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  • HuiHui HuiHui

    Hefei Inst. of Physical Sciences, Chinese Academy of Sciences

    Human-sized HuiHui helps elderly people with eating and exercise. It monitors its patients with laser and ultrasonic sensors, and sends texts to summon help if necessary.

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  • HUNO HUNO

    RoboBuilder

    South Korean robot developer Robobuilder has built a humanoid robot called HUNO using motion programming. It can walk on two legs, jog, dance, kick and contains downloadable motion files.

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  • Husky Puppy Husky Puppy

    WowWee

    Husky Puppy robot is the next best thing to man’s best friend. This robot looks, feels, and acts like a real puppy. It is perfect for people who can’t own a real dog.

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  • HWM (Humanoid Walking Machine) HWM (Humanoid Walking Machine)

    Students of Carinthia University have created an autonomous humanoid robot called HWM. Based on distributed system architecture, it can stand on one leg, walk and kick a soccer ball.

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  • Hybrid GOAT Hybrid GOAT

    Mowing steep lawns is safe thanks to the Hybrid GOAT robot. It can handle lawns with up to 70 degrees of slope while you operate the robot from up to 2000 feet away.

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  • Hydrobot Hydrobot

    Macroswiss

    Hydrobot, a surveillance robot, is buit by Macroswiss for spying purposes. It is remote-controlled and comes in the form of a seagull or duck for different aquatic environments.

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  • HyQ Robot HyQ Robot

    Italian Inst. of Tech.

    HyQ is a torque-controlled Hydraulic Actuated Quadruped robot developed by the Italian Institute of Technology. It can navigate difficult and rough terrains, and can also run and jump.

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  • I Robot I Robot

    The East Japan Railway Company (JR East) created the humanoid I Robot. This robot guide has several interactive features and will be utilized at all Japanese train stations.

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  • I-Cybie I-Cybie

    Silverlit Robotics

    I-Cybie the toy robot dog has plenty of advanced features to enhance play. Touch sensors enable an automatic response to a pat or scratch. Advanced sound sensors allow I-Cybie to respond to voice and clap commands. It also has a listening mode and five…

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  • I-Droid I-Droid

    Robotech srl (Italy)

    RoboTech SRL, an Italian robotic firm, created I-Droid. It is a programmable humanoid and can follow voice commands. It is mainly intended for educational and entertainment purposes.

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  • I-FAIRY I-FAIRY

    Kokoro Co. Ltd.

    KoKoro Co. Ltd. developed a humanoid called I-Fairy which has a futuristic and sophisticated design. It is suited for places where regular update of information is needed.

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  • I-Sobot Omnibot 17 I-Sobot Omnibot 17?

    Takara Tomy / Tomy co., Ltd.

    Tomy Company developed the world's smallest humanoid robot called I-SOBOT Omnibot 17?. It has gyro-sensors for balance, infrared remote-control unit, and four modes of operation.

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  • Ibn Sina (Arabic-speaking Robot) Ibn Sina (Arabic-speaking Robot)

    Interactive Robots and Media Lab., UAE U.

    UAE University created the world’s first Arabic speaking robot called Ibn Sina. It is an interactive humanoid which recognizes faces, retrieves information and connects to internet.

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  • iCat iCat

    Philips

    Philips Electronics has created a research platform robot called iCat. The research focuses on social robotics, joint collaboration, gaming, joint attention and ambient intelligence.

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  • iComar iComar

    Samsung

    Samsung Korea has created an "edutainment" robot, the iComar. This small robot can function as a home security robot, sounding an alarm and texting its owner if it detects unusual activity. It also has Internet connectivity, allowing two-way live video…

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  • iCub iCub

    RobotCub Consortium developed a humanoid called iCub. Using cognitive hypothesis of a human, it can crawl, hit bulls-eye in archery, grasp small objects and express facial expressions.

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