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Best of the bots from CeBIT 2011...
Best of the bots from CeBIT 2011...
This year's CeBIT technology conference in Germany included robots of all shapes and sizes. silicon.com presents a selection of the bots on show.
This robot is Aila, a humanoid robot capable of recognising and picking up objects in the world around her.
Aila or Artificial Intelligence Lightweight Android, made by the German Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence, is able to see the world in three dimensions - courtesy of her twin cameras and a laser rangefinder.
The robot can recognise certain objects, allowing her to follow instructions such as, "Take the red can from the shelf" or "Place the object on the table".
Aila is able to recognise objects using her cameras and an RFID reader embedded in her left hand.
Caption by: Nick Heath
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