Uploaded November 2018 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Keio University in Japan, roboticists have developed a new kind of telepresence robot that’s designed to (as literally as possible) allow you to remotely inhabit the body of someone else in order to assist them with manipulation tasks.
The Fusion can also be handily employed in those situations where an extra body is needed, but no one else is around.
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Keio University in Japan, roboticists have developed a new kind of telepresence robot that’s designed to (as literally as possible) allow you to remotely inhabit the body of someone else in order to assist them with manipulation tasks.
The Fusion can also be handily employed in those situations where an extra body is needed, but no one else is around.
Learn more at - globaltechcouncil.org
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Southern Living
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