CEBIT 2011: RoboThespian sings, does impersonations

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HANOVER, GERMANY (03/01/2011) -- One of the stars of Cebit 2011 is RoboThespian, an entertainment robot from the UK. It won't vacuum your floor and can't make cars like other robots, it's sole purpose is to communicate and it does that with a good deal of humor.

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  • They did say the robot will soon be able to learn from other people like a new born baby

  • every robot can sing if you storage a song in him...

  • They want to network them... I Robot?

  • "DBlock" This is a communication robot. This is NOT intended to be a working robot. And don`t be fooled by some Japanese presentations. Most Japanese robots don`t actually speak and Those who do can barely!!!! interact with people. Asimo barely says anything at all. The Japanese robots are still completely incapable at performing Unsupervised work!!! And only work in perfectly prepared environments (no obstacles). Also their robots mostly run out of power within 20 minutes. Pointless man!!!

  • But can it run Crysis?..

  • lol, the Japanese already have better shit than this! How are people impressed with this? Have you guys googled what the Japanese are doing? They already have robots that sell you drinks etc in public and follow you around, and help you with directions, seriously!

  • man that cool

  • welcome to the new Army

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