Honda Motor Co's humanoid robot

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Honda Motor Co's humanoid robot

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08-04-2005, 16:55

Adam Y.

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Re: Honda Motor Co's humanoid robot

The Japense may have programed their robots to walk but ours shall learn how to walk on our own and are also much more efficient. Muahahah....Passive Walking

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