What do robots want? For one biped machine in Tokyo, colorful ancient garb seems to do trick.
Someday, robots may have high aspirations that rival or even surpass those of their human creators--to write the Great American Novel, for instance, or put an end to world hunger. This one, a biped walking robot named Kiyomori sporting samurai attire, seems content to be a mannequin at a Tokyo department store.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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