Fuji Soft's new humanoid is powered by Atom and Ubuntu

Courtesy Engadget  Mon, 12/21/2009 - 20:56

The world needs humanoids, and Fuji Soft is heeding that call.

It just unveiled its new humanoid line at the ever-popular All Japan Robot Tournament, and while the robot doesn't have a model name yet, one of the delightful personalities pictured above is named Sakura-Chan and both seem pretty keen on a bit of robo-Sumo.

The mobility and capabilities of the bots seems pretty standard, with an LED visor for facial expressions, speech recognition and a camera for...


 

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