How Japan sees the robotics for the future: observation at the World Expo 2005

How Japan sees the robotics for the future: observation at the World Expo 2005

Purpose - Aims to describe how Japan sees robotics for the future based on the author's observation of robots displayed at the World Expo 2005.Design methodology approach - Visits with the Expo and the relevant symposium.Findings - Japan is convinced of the immense potential of the new robotic...

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Robots
Service delivery
Studies
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