Wednesday, April 17, 2013

The Saddest Robots in Japan Live Among the Sins of Sony

The Saddest Robots in Japan Live Among the Sins of Sony

On the left is Sony's approximately 12-inch (29cm) tall AIBO robotic dog (Artificially Intelligent RoBOt). It went on sale in 1999, and the first run of 3000 sold out in less than an hour. According to their own figures, in total Sony moved about 150,000 AIBOs across 8 product iterations, which is not bad for a US $2000 robot toy. To doggy's right is the approximately 24-inch (60cm) tall android QRIO (Quest for CuRIOsity). This project began in 2000, and while it never went on sale, as a research & demonstration platform it was and remains now one of the world's most advanced bipedal robots.
The Saddest Robots in Japan Live Among the Sins of Sony

The Saddest Robots in Japan Live Among the Sins of Sony


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