Telesar V Robot

Keio University, Japan, has developed a robot has sense of touch. The owner, even at the other end of the world can feel what the humanoid touch in real time. The robot is called Telesar V.

The user equips equipment at the forefront of technology to interact with the avatar. The Facilities include a helmet and a pair of gloves. The helmet shows what the camera built into the robot's head films with augmented reality. Gloves, meanwhile, are clad with sensors and can feel the shape and temperature of objects that the robot touches.

A Robot Specialized In Demolitions

Those present in the demolition sites often face significant risks. To reduce or eliminate these risks, a Turkish designer has made a concept called Cynomys, a remote controlled robot to perform certain tasks. Cynomys has two arms with great freedom of movement. Supported by four-wheel off-road and independent, this vaguely remember a robot Wall-E. Each wheel features a electric motor. However, the robot can be equipped with two tracks of land to survey more difficult.