Japanese invented new dancing robot
In Tokyo Japanese had invented their new dancing robot which rolls and dance on ipod music. The robot consists an I pod in it which play it with the help of its speakers. The get up of the robot is like a white ball between two half egg shape balls. 14-inch long Miuro robot costs only 11-pound which show dance is not castes but the robot generate the dace it self. The robot is manufactured so that it generated the dance step on the band beats and performs spontaneous motion.
“We aim to create a new form of life that moves freely and spontaneously in ways human beings can’t predict,” Taniguchi said. “We’re hoping to turn Miuro into the ultimate virtual pet.”
All such qualities make this robot — “just like a child playing,” said Tokyo University researcher Takashi Ikegami, who developed the software.
This robot consists of time alarm so that whit the help of wheels it can roll to your bed room and burst with a music. The 108,800 yen ($895) original Miuro has the ability to catch the wireless signals from your personal computers and play I tunes with all other stored digital files.