Actroids go on sale in Japan, John Isidore not impressed

Courtesy Engadget  Mon, 12/14/2009 - 12:27

Alright, you already have a robot dancer , some robot houscats , and you even acquired a Roomba to protect your child from poisonous snakes -- what's next for your futuristic replicant menagerie?

Starting in January 2010, the Japanese department store Sogo & Seibu will accept pre-orders for Actroid life-sized, animatronic female robots.

Unlike some available models, these ones can't walk (or to a two-step, for that matter) but they will sit still and smile politely...


 

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