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Uploaded on Dec 11, 2007

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In Collaboration with Kobe University, Kyokko Trading Co. Ltd. has developed a master slave system for robots using their FST, flexible sensor tube,that allows for comfortable and intuitive control of a robotThe FST has joints placed every 5 cm which transmit information about the location, motion and form of the tube to the robot and controls the robots movements. Kyokko has successfully made an FST system with 200 joints to provide easy and comfortable movements.

By using the buttons and joystick on the controllers the robot can be moved in many directions, and with the head mounted display and a camera, the operator can also see what the robot sees and what is around it.

Along with industrial robots and expanding the control system, Kyokko Trading is also considering implanting the master control system directly into clothing to provide more freedom of movement for the operator.

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  • GaunletofDestruction

    If I am correct, Boston Dynamics already had a video showing a set up much similar to this technology developed in 1999.

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  • Spetznaz

    who is the robot? the yellow one or the white one?

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  • akacoolz

    i would like to see a robot making its own judgment one day, instead of controlling 'em.

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  • Cheodo

    Hell yeah, one step closer to Gundam piloting.

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  • pugnaciousg

    They already have stuff like this. They're called UAVs. They just aren't humanoid.

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  • simcher

    somehow, at 0.54, the controller the guy is holding, looks like a Wii Nunchuck...

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  • Audiocrity

    This is insane... A future weapon. Think about it, when they perfect this, they'll have the human control it from miles away, meaning a remote control soldier that does exactly what you want, seeing as how you control it's every move... Crazy

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