• HRP-2 Humanoid drummer will be better than John Bonham one day


    • Konno Utiyama labs Japan has developed the HRP-2 humanoid robot. The drummer robot belongs to the next generation of robots which have marked the advancement of motor control research. Currently in development are UAV (Unmanned aerial vehicles) and robots which will one day assist and even perform complex surgeries.
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    Posted in Topics:Far East, , on August 4, 2008 by editor

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