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  • A humanoid robot
    robot
    / Robot toys

    … introduced a doglike robot named AIBO, with two dozen motors to activate its legs, head, and tail, two microphones, and a color camera all coordinated by a powerful microprocessor. More lifelike than anything before, AIBOs chased colored balls and learned to recognize their owners and to explore and adapt. Although…

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    … introduced a doglike robot named AIBO, with two dozen motors to activate its legs, head, and tail, two microphones, and a color camera all coordinated by a powerful microprocessor. More lifelike than anything before, AIBOs chased colored balls and learned to recognize their owners and to explore and adapt. Although…

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