Robot Made in Japan to Help Humans

Robot Made in Japan to Help Humans

The more advanced a robot is the easier this world, but on the other hand how much later unemployment would happen if all the work of man is replaced by a robot, even for a chef job.

1. Motoman Robot: Clever Cooking Okonomiyaki Robot 
 
Motoman Robot sda1 company Yaskawa Electric, Japan is a robot that can cook food that is popular in Japan Okonomiyaki

Actual robot itself was created to assemble disposable digital camera but it is also smart robot to make okonomiyaki.

This robot has a 135cm tall and weighing 220 kg has 2 hands long enough to have a wide reach. How good this robot?? Just look at the following video where the robot to deftly assemble (assemble) digital camera.

2. Yaskawa-kun Robot ice cream seller in Japan 
 
Seeing ice cream seller all children must be happy, what else is selling it's a cute robot Yaskawa-kun is a robot ice cream vendor who was selling ice cream at a theme park in Japan, specifically Tokyo Summerland.

 
Just like those served, Yaskawa-kun will immediately make an order ice cream when you have selected the type of ice cream and pay of course. The difference is, you can choose the ice cream with a touch screen that is. See the video, it turned out pretty cool.



3. Ninomiya-kun: Robot that Can Read Books For Children or Parents 
 
Ninomiya-kun is a robot that can read a book with a camera in her eyes. This robot can read all types of literature ranging from newspapers to magazines from start to finish. Books or newspapers placed in the section that has been provided and the existing mechanical technology, each sheet can be reversed automatically.

 
Ninomiya-kun Currently it can only be a sound robotic but the researchers will try to make the sound more Ninomiya-kun had a feeling that can match human voice.

Inside The system, the robot is able to recognize 2000 kanji, hiragana and katakana but the future, the robot is expected to be more familiar with writing and other letters. The robot was created by Waseda University in Japan and has a height of 1 m and a weight of only 25 kg. Ninomiya-kun is expected to be useful for parents who have difficulty reading and parents are lazy to read stories to their children before bed.



4. Robo-Barmaid: Robot Bartender Will Replace Task 
 
In the future, it seems like many robots take over some human tasks and allow an increase in unemployment. One is Robo Barmaid (Asahi Beer Robot), which served to replace the duty bartender at the bar or nightclub.

Barmaid Robo will open a bottle of beer and give it to the guests. In addition to opening a bottle of beer, for those of you who prefer to drink beer from a glass, the robot is also able to pour the beer into a glass and gave it to the guests without spilling.


 
5. RIBA: Robot Holding a job in Hospital Patients 
 
RIBA (Robot for Interactive Body Assistance) is a robot created by Japan Institute of Physical and Chemical Research (RIKEN) is devoted to lifting or carrying rather patient in the hospital.

RIBA will accompany the sisters who usually are difficult to remove the patient from / to the bed.

In addition to holding the patient, RIBA also equipped with Face and Voice recognition where RIBA was able to run through voice commands and recognize the sisters or the people who work at the hospital. Unfortunately RIBA weighing up to 180 kg is only able to carry a patient weighing up to 61 kg.

6. ApriPoko: Robot that serves as a Universal Remote Control

ApriPoko, the output of the Toshiba robot is a universal Remote Control you can remotely control all good TV, video and more. Excess robot is able to speak and told through the voice (voice operated).

This robot will learn the habits of using the remote for each device even ask everything to allow you to use the remote in the future. AproPoko will detect any remote connections via InfraRed (IR) and ask you, what should he (ApriPoko) did. If you had a robot like this, your hands should not feel sore anymore because most of the buttons to change the channel on the TV when the ads.
 

 
7. Hina: Robot manga character that can make coffee
 
Making robots can make coffee alone is difficult but is done by a Japanese citizen named Clockwork (a pseudonym) is very creative.
He not only succeeded in modifying the robotic machines to be able to make a cup of coffee but also to modify the appearance of a robot (Kondo KHR-2HV) into a robot with a Manga character named HINA.

HINA has a 36 cm tall with a weight of 1.1 kg and is controlled via a remote control and has about 20 servo (motor) to move some of its parts.

Look, how HINA pouring coffee, and maybe after successfully making coffee, the HINA will learn to make toast. 

"Robot Made in Japan to Help Humans. The more advanced a robot is the easier this world, but on the other hand how much later unemployment would happen if all the work of man is replaced by a robot, even for a chef job"