From Gundam to reality: Archax, giant robot (for the rich)
From Japan (and where, if not) comes Archax, a 2,7 meter tall $4,5 million robot. Gundam, just move over.
Read moreFrom Japan (and where, if not) comes Archax, a 2,7 meter tall $4,5 million robot. Gundam, just move over.
Read moreThe capsules for sleeping standing are arriving. Because, hey, let's face it: who needs convenience?
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Read moreA Japanese startup creates artificial shooting stars to collect climate data in the mesosphere.
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Read moreThe collaboration between a chemical company and a Japanese village recycles shell waste to create an innovative helmet.
Read moreA new measure in Japan accelerates the introduction of autonomous vehicles on the roads, for tour buses and driverless deliveries.
Read moreAfter much research the expected result seems to arrive: the LED just developed in Japan is safe for us, ...
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