Japan Develops Robot-only 'Ambulance' to Take Away Damaged Bots
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Japan's GMO Internet Group has introduced the country's first “robotic ambulance” — a special van for on-site repair of humanoid robots. The pilot service will soon begin operating in Tokyo. This is reported by Interesting Engineering. ...
Japan's GMO is launching a mobile repair service for humanoid robots, while companies are testing robots at airports, train stations and other workplaces in real use.
A new type of ambulance, designed to help humanoid robots rather than humans, could soon hit the streets of Tokyo.
The Japanese technology corporation GMO Internet Group presented what it called the first ambulance for robots.
Japanese technology company GMO Air wants to shorten the time it takes to service humanoid robots, so if something goes wrong, you can go get the device yourself and, if possible, have the machine repaired on site.
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