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- 1New Humanoid Robot Can Cry On Command▼Humanoid Robots Are Getting Even Creepier (This One Can Cry On Command)
Engineers have unveiled a humanoid robot capable of crying on command, adding to a growing list of lifelike behaviours in machines designed to mimic human emotion. The development is drawing mixed reactions: some see progress toward empathetic companion and care robots, while others find the display unsettling. Commenters are debating whether emotionally expressive robots are a breakthrough or a step too far in blurring the line between machine and person.
- 2Japan Unveils New Generation of Friendly Companion Robots▼Adorable, Approachable Androids? New Japanese Takes on Robotic Companions
Japanese developers are presenting a new wave of androids designed as approachable, adorable robotic companions rather than industrial machines. The devices aim to blend into everyday life, offering company and assistance with a friendlier, more human-like presence. Observers are weighing whether these companion robots mark a shift in how Japan designs and markets social robotics to the public.