Meet the 'father of humanoids,' the Japanese engineer who has created six robot versions of himself
In 2006, Japanese engineer Hiroshi Ishiguro shocked the world by creating an android copy of himself called Geminoid HI-1.
A scientist built a robot clone to give lectures and answer audience questions
These clones, which he calls Geminoids, are essentially android clones modeled after his own image. The latest android clone, ...
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Inventor Builds Six Robot Copies of Himself, Uses One to Give Speeches and Take Questions From Audience
Human Xerox Japanese inventor Hiroshi Ishiguro has created a whopping six robot clones of himself over the last 18 years, ...
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Japanese inventor makes 6 robotic clones: Are we ready?
Meet Hiroshi Ishiguro's groundbreaking 6 robotic clones and his newest one will make you scratch your head wondering if it's ...
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Geminoid F is 'Sayonara' movie lead
An curved arrow pointing right. A female android named Geminoid F stars in a new Japanese film from director Koji Fukada called "Sayonara," which premiered this year at the Tokyo International ...
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Man duplicates himself in robotic version with identical look, similar expressions
Hiroshi Ishiguro has created six robot clones of himself. Recently, he developed Geminoid HI-6, which has a similar physical ...
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I created an AI robot TWIN who does my job for me – people can’t tell us apart…he even has human hair & fidgets like me
Ishiguro, 60, has created six synthetic versions of himself since 2006 - but his latest creation, Geminoid HI-6, is freakishly lifelike. The professor, who is the director of the Intelligent ...
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Inventor Builds Six Robot Copies of Himself, Uses One to Give Speeches and Take Questions From Audience
His latest creation, dubbed Geminoid HI-6, is a life-like teleoperated android version of his physical likeness currently being displayed at his lab at Osaka University. The bot, Ishiguro says ...