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Honda's All-new ASIMO Prepares and Serves Refreshments
Honda has developed a highly functional compact multi-fingered hand, which has a tactile sensor and a force sensor imbedded on the palm and in each finger, respectively, and which acts to control each finger independently. Combined with the object recognition technology based on visual and tactile senses, this multi-fingered hand enables the all-new ASIMO to perform tasks with dexterity, such as picking up a glass bottle and twisting off the cap, or holding a soft paper cup to pour a liquid without squishing it.
All-new ASIMO (Nov 2011)
Honda unveiled the latest version of their humanoid robot, All-new ASIMO, on November 8th 2011. This video shows some of its capabilities. More info: world.honda.com www.plasticpals.com
ASIMO - All New Features 2011
The all-new ASIMO is now advanced from an "automatic machine" to an "autonomous machine" with the decision-making capability to determine its behavior in concert with its surroundings such as movements of people. At the beginning of the development process, the following three factors were identified as necessary for a robot to perform as an autonomous machine, and the technologies required to realize these capabilities were developed; 1) high-level postural balancing capability which enables the robot to maintain its posture by putting out its leg in an instant, 2) external recognition capability which enables the robot to integrate information, such as movements of people around it, from multiple sensors and estimate the changes that are taking place, and 3) the capability to generate autonomous behavior which enables the robot to make predictions from gathered information and autonomously determine the next behavior without being controlled by an operator. With these capabilities, the all-new ASIMO takes another step closer to practical use in an environment where it coexists with people.
ASIMO "Step to Safety" PSA
Honda's humanoid robot ASIMO teaches kids how to stay safe when crossing the street! asimo.honda.com
Honda's Asimo robot gets faster and smarter in human makeover
Honda demonstrate the revamped Asimo robot, making the childlike machine run, hop around as well as serve drinks to show how the humanoid is now smarter and even more agile
New Honda 'Asimo' 2011 Robot Now Smarter, Faster
Honda's human-shaped robot can now run faster, balance itself on uneven surfaces, hop on one foot and pour a drink. Some of its technology may even be used to help out with clean-up operations at the stricken Fukushima nuclear plant. Honda's demonstration of the revamped "Asimo" on Tuesday at its Tokyo suburban research facility was not only to prove that the bubble-headed childlike machine was more limber and a bit smarter. It was a way to try to answer some critics that Asimo, first shown in 2000, had been of little practical use so far, proving to be nothing more than a glorified toy and cute showcase for the Honda Motor Co. brand. Honda President Takanobu Ito told reporters some of Asimo's technology was used to develop a robotic arm in just six months with the intention of helping with the nuclear crisis in northeastern Japan. The mechanical arm can open and close valves at Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant, which went into meltdown after the March tsunami, according to Honda. The automaker is working with the utility behind the problem plant, Tokyo Electric Power Co., to try to meet demands to bring the plant under control. Ito acknowledged that the first idea was to send in Asimo to help out, but that was not possible because the robot cannot maneuver in rubble, and its delicate computer parts would malfunction in radiation. But in Tuesday's demonstration, Asimo was able to walk without falling over 2 centimeter (0.8 inch) padded bumps on the floor. It can ...
ASIMO avoids moving obstacles
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have given Honda's humanoid robot, ASIMO, the ability to walk towards a goal position while avoiding stationary and moving obstacles. More info: www.plasticpals.com
Japan: Honda ASIMO
Jason and Polly meet ASIMO ... one of Japans most famous celebrities! The all-new version of Honda's bi-pedal robot is the most agile yet, and our duo learn some moves from him in advance of their fighting robot competition.
ROBO JAPAN 2008 ASIMO : Diginfo
At ROBO JAPAN 2008 in Yokohama, Honda demonstrated ASIMO. ASIMO is being developed with the expectation of actually using it in daily life in the near future. ASIMO is 130 cm tall and weighs 54 kg. It uses advanced walking technology to walk upright at 6 km/h. Even when both of ASIMOs feet are off the ground, it can actively control its posture, so that it walks in a straight line. ASIMO uses eye cameras on its head and force sensors on its wrists to detect the motion of people. It can reliably hand objects to people, and receive them as well. ASIMO can also combine walking with arm movements to give a dance performance. A technology improvement announced at the end of 2005 enables better overall body coordination, so ASIMO can move more flexibly and faster while keeping its balance.
Honda Unveils All-new ASIMO Humanoid Robot with Significant Advancements
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today unveiled an all-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first* autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. The all-new ASIMO is now advanced from an "automatic machine" to an "autonomous machine" with the decision-making capability to determine its behavior in concert with its surroundings such as movements of people. With significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go. Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives. Shotlist: ASIMO Walks While Avoiding Moiving People ASIMO Walking Over An Uneven Surface ASIMO recognizes the words of multiple people who are speaking simultaneously. The smooth motion of multi-fingered hands Sign Language Using Arms and Multi-Fingered Hands ASIMO opens a lid/pours drink into a cup Kicking A Ball ASIMO Running at the speed of 9km/hour ASIMO welcomes the visitor and leads the way while performing other ...
Hello ASIMO!! - QI - Series 9 Episode 13 - BBC Two
More about this programme: www.bbc.co.uk The panel are shown the robot, ASIMO, and comedian Jo Brand dances with it.
ASIMO 10th Anniversary
In honor of ASIMO's 10th anniversary, check out a video history of Honda's robotics research, including ASIMO's development & travels. ASIMO is the culmination of two decades of humanoid robotics research by Honda engineers. ASIMO can run, walk on uneven slopes and surfaces, turn smoothly, climb stairs, and reach for and grasp objects. In the future, ASIMO may serve as another set of eyes, ears, hands and legs for all kinds of people in need. Someday ASIMO might help with important tasks like assisting the elderly or a person confined to a bed or a wheelchair. For more information, visit asimo.honda.com.
ASIMO Copies Your Dance Moves
Honda Research Institute scientists demonstrate how ASIMO can mimic a person's movements in real time and also use gestures to communicate better. Read more: spectrum.ieee.org
Robot 'Asimo' takes the stage in new gear
Honda, the Japanese corporation primarily known as a manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles, has unveiled an upgrade of its human-like robot. Honda hopes that Asimo, which can now move much faster than the 2005 version and has improved dexterity, can be used as a tool to help people carry out some dangerous or difficult tasks. Sonia Gallego reports.
Honda Latest ASIMO Robot Running - Best Humanoid Robots!
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Honda's All-New ASIMO Running, Jumping
Honda has unveiled its next-generation Asimo humanoid robot, which is faster, stronger, and more autonomous. Read more: spectrum.ieee.org
ASIMO at Onizuka Space Science Day 2010
Hundreds of science students attended Onizuka Space Science Day 2010 in Torrance, Calif., on April 3, where Honda's ASIMO humanoid robot introduced NASA astronaut and keynote speaker Daniel Tani and then demonstrated its capabilities for the students.
Honda ASIMO Autonomous Robot All Features in-depth Robotics News
Honda ASIMO Autonomous Robot All Features in-depth Robotics News. Walking Among People. Walking Over An Uneven Surface. Simultaneous Voice Recognition. The Smooth Motion of Multi-Fingered Hands. Sign Language Using Arms and Multi-Fingered Hands. Performing Tasks Using Arms and Multi-Fingered Hands. Kicking A Ball. Running 9km/h. Receiving Visitors. All-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first* autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. The all-new ASIMO is now advanced from an "automatic machine" to an "autonomous machine" with the decision-making capability to determine its behavior in concert with its surroundings such as movements of people. With significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go. Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives.
New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot Walking in office with People
The New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot The most advanced humanoid robot World's first using autonomous behavior control technology Robot avoids collisions with Women in Office New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot Walking in office with People avoiding Human collisions Technology News Robots Electronics Gadget Entertainment Computer Rare Video SBARTSTV YouTube Partner Santa Barbara Arts TV japan Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today unveiled an all-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first* autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. The all-new ASIMO is now advanced from an "automatic machine" to an "autonomous machine" with the decision-making capability to determine its behavior in concert with its surroundings such as movements of people. With significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go. Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives.
2011 Honda Unveils All new ASIMO with Significant Advancements
Honda Unveils All-new ASIMO with Significant Advancements; "Honda Robotics" established as new collective name to represent Honda robotics research and all product applications TOKYO, Japan, November 8, 2011 -- Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today unveiled an all-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first* autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. Moreover, with significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go. Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives. Honda has a newly established collective name, Honda Robotics, to represent all of its robotics technologies and product applications created through its research and development of humanoid robots. While continuing the research and development of humanoid robots, Honda will also focus on applying robotics technologies to mass-produced products and putting product applications into practical use. Based on this ...
Honda's Asimo conducts Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Honda's ASIMO conducts the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as it performs "Impossible Dream" to open a concert performance featuring cellist Yo-Yo Ma on May 13th, 2008. Please go to www.detroitsymphony.com to encourage and inspire young students to consider studies in math and science. Even the smallest contribution helps.
Honda's ASIMO Dances at Disneyland
Due to its highly responsive software and posture control technology, ASIMO is able to change speed while in motion, allowing it to have flexible and rapid movements while still maintaining its overall balance. This allows it to bend its knees and waist, step and hop - all the right moves to dance.
Asimo Robot
ASIMO (アシモ), which is an acronym for "Advanced Step in Innovative MObility", is a humanoid robot created by Honda.
Highlights of ASIMO at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival
The world's most advanced humanoid robot ASIMO performed at the "Honda Power of Dreams Experience" at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.
► All-New ASIMO Humanoid Robot - Multi-fingered hands
Honda Motor Co., Ltd. today unveiled an all-new ASIMO humanoid robot newly equipped with the world's first autonomous behavior control technology. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator. The all-new ASIMO is now advanced from an "automatic machine" to an "autonomous machine" with the decision-making capability to determine its behavior in concert with its surroundings such as movements of people. With significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go. Since the establishment of the company, Honda has continued to take on new challenges in the effort to create new products and advance technologies with the spirit of utilizing technology to help people. In the area of humanoid robot research, Honda has been developing and advancing the ASIMO humanoid robot to realize a dream to be useful for people and to help enrich people's daily lives.
All-New ASIMO by Honda Robotics
(click for time bookmarks) more info: www.robotspodcast.com | robotpig.net - Running at 9 km/h (00:00) - Hopping on One Leg (fixed point) (00:22) - Hopping on One Leg (circular motion) (01:38) - Hopping on Two Legs (circular motion) (02:55) - Kicking a Ball (04:18) [video from Honda - edit: Robotpig.net]
World's Top3 Humanoid Robots - Asimo vs HPR-4 vs NAO!
Robots have been one of the most fantasized electronic gadgets from a long long time. Now it's time to unveil the top 3 humanoid robots in the world today. 1: Honda ASIMO Astronaut look alike Robot ASIMO by Honda probably is the most famous Humanoid robot till now.It is the first ever robot...
Fantastic New Video of Honda ASIMO Robot
A research project of Honda R&D and Ars Electronica Futurelab to discover what the ideal interaction between people and humanoid robots ought to be will be conducted this week at Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria. The research will involve members of the public directly interacting with ASIMO, Honda's humanoid robot. Get the full story at TheAutoChannel.com.
Humanoid robot ASIMO at Ars Electronica Center in Linz 2010
ASIMO (アシモ, ashimo) is a humanoid robot created by Honda. Standing at 130 centimeters (4 feet 3 inches) and weighing 54 kilograms (114 pounds), the robot resembles a small astronaut wearing a backpack and can walk or run on two feet at speeds up to 6 km/h (4.3 mph), matching EMIEW. ASIMO was created at Honda's Research & Development Wako Fundamental Technical Research Center in Japan. It is the current model in a line of twelve that began in 1986 with E0. ASIMO resembles a child in size and is the most human-like robot HONDA has made so far. The robot has 7 DOF (Degrees of freedom) in each arm — two joints of 3 DOF, shoulder and wrist, giving "Six degrees of freedom" and 1 DOF at the elbow; 6 DOF in each leg — 3 DOF at the crotch, 2 DOF at the ankle and 1 DOF at the knee; and 3 DOF in the neck joint. The hands have 2 DOF — 1 DOF in each thumb and 1 in each finger. This gives a total of 34 DOF in all joints. The name is an acronym for "Advanced Step in Innovative MObility". Online magazine The Future Of Things (TFOT) states that Honda did not name the robot in reference to science fiction writer and inventor of the Three Laws of Robotics, Isaac Asimov. en.wikipedia.org Filmed with Panasonic Lumix TC10
World's most advanced robot Asimo gets Edinburgh Science Festival underway
THE WORLDS most advanced robot has officially launched the Edinburgh Science Festival. More than 7500 people flocked to McEwan Hall over the weekend to watch the festivals star attraction, who can walk, run, dance and even play football. The robot, called Asimo, is the end product of 22 years of research by scientists all over the world, including a team at Edinburgh University.
Asimo New Version 2011 November
The Japanese car manufacturer Honda has revealed a new version of its robot Asimo which it claims is the cleverest yet. It says the human-shaped robot can now run faster, open a bottle, pour a drink and hop on one foot. Some of the robot's technology was used to develop a robotic arm with the intention of helping with the nuclear crisis in northeastern Japan.
Honda's All-new ASIMO Runs at 9 khm
On November 8, 2011, Honda unveiled an all-new ASIMO. With a further advance in autonomy, the all-new ASIMO can now continue moving without being controlled by an operator and can run as fast as 9 kmh. Moreover, with significantly improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, ASIMO took another step closer to practical use in an office or a public space where many people come and go.
New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot Recognizes Peoples Voices Simultaneously
The New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot The most advanced humanoid robot World's first using autonomous behavior control technology Hot Robot News New Honda ASIMO Humanoid Robot Recognizes Peoples Voices Simultaneously AI Artificial Intelligence Robotics and Multiple Speech Recognition Like Siri.
ASIMO Robot Kicking a Soccer Ball
The world's most advanced humanoid robot ASIMO The latest version of Honda's Asimo robot is more dexterous and agile than past models. The latest design allows the robot to better coordinate its own movements with its surroundings. It also has new hand sensors that let it perform more delicate tasks, like opening a bottle and pouring a drink. The humanoid robot has been equipped with what Honda claims is the world's first autonomous behavior control technology. This lets the Asimo continue moving independently of an operator's control. The latest Asimo also has improved intelligence and the physical ability to adapt to situations, bringing Honda closer to fulfilling its long-held dream of putting the robot to use in a public space or an office with heavy human traffic. Special Thanks to, Honda Robotics for Providing Video dreams.honda.com www.youtube.com Please subscribe, I will subscribe back !
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