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Until now, the United States claims to be the first country to land astronauts on the moon, ie Neil Armstrong. But now, Japan's turn to get ready made history. The plan, it immediately sends the country shogun hummanoid first robot to the moon. The plan, the Japanese realize them in 2015.

Japanese engineers origin SOHLA Astro Technology in Osaka making two-legged robot. Design, robots valued at 10.6 million U.S. dollars that can be walked on the lunar surface, just like humans. In addition, a robot named Maido-kun has a tremendous mission and tasks. His job, drawing a Japanese flag on the lunar surface.



"It's our plan. This menganggumkan and excite us," stressed the Head of Projects, Hido Sugimoto, Tuesday (4 / 5) local time. This robot project associated with the plan of the Japanese government and the Japanese Space Agency (JAXA). Currently, both made preparations for sending a robot to the moon researcher. Therefore, Astro Technology SOHLA really hope its products can be selected. (Space.com)

Toyota Partner Robot program again introduce a new robot named Delivery robot whose function is to help people with limited motion. The prototype robot was able to open the door, taking out the trash and carry trays of food.

This robot is designed to understand voice commands and a word to ask the location to find a place the necessary goods.

By using a tracking laser beam and particle filter to map out the space and determine the position himself, Delivery robot able to recognize the surrounding environment in time instantly. Plus the stereo camera in his head that is used to locate the necessary items, then taken with one arm.

This robot is used to help elderly people (seniors), patients who need a long rest in bed and people with disabilities who have limited motion.

Delivery robots is the last robot that is born of a Partner Robot program. Previously, Toyota has introduced a robot that can blow the trumpet, a robot that can walk on two legs, holds the record for a robot that can run fastest in the world, until a robot that could climb.