MH-2 is the tiny wearable telepresence humanoid robot you've always wanted
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The MH-2 is a wearable miniature humanoid telepresence robot (Photo: Yamagata University)
The robot is actuated by 22 servomotors packed in a backpack (Photo: Yamagata University)
The MH-2 telepresence robot mimics the movements of its remote operator (Photo: Yamagata University)
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The MH-2 is a telepresence robot like no other we have seen, and believe us, we’ve seen our share of weird robots. This tiny humanoid figure is always there for you, perching on your shoulder, ready to be remotely inhabited by your friends. Conceived by the researchers at Yamagata University in Japan, MH-2 is designed to imitate human behavior accurately enough for you to feel like your friend is actually there with you.
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