Information AboutDomo |
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| domestic robots | |
| adaptable robotics | |
| massachusetts institute of technology | |
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Domo is an experimental robot by MIT designed to interact with Human s, designed by Aaron Edsinger. Its name comes from the Japanese phrase for "thank you very much", ''domo arigato'', as well as the Styx song, " Mr. Roboto " Possible applications include assisting senior citizens. Originally funded by NASA , Toyota now backs the robot's development.1 DESIGN Domo uses two cameras (mounted in human-like eyeballs) connected to 12 computers to visually sense its environment. The robot has two arms with gripping abilities and a head. It also has voice recognition capabilities and touch sensitivity. ABILITIES Domo will adapt to its surroundings by testing the physical nature of things by touching them or shaking them. Its abilities include determining the volume of an item, placing items on shelves, pouring drinks for humans, shaking hands, and giving hugs.2 REFERENCES |
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