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  • BREW Runs Robot via Bluetooth

    KDDI started New Year with a bang yesterday, with three seperate press releases; they announced over 1 million full-song downloads (already!) and something about OTA (over-the-air) updates which we can’t quite make out. However the one about their new BREW-based, Bluetooth-controlled robot [ .jpg ] looked pretty interesting. It seems that Robot Labs has a 29-cm tall, 2-legged beast that weighs in at about 950 grams. Available in early February for about 198,000 yen, it [ .pdf ] has servo motors and gyro sensors — so it’s got to be cool — and will respond to various movement commands (”kick,” “punch”) issued from the cell-phone appli via bluetooth.. Wow!

    The I Bee KK Robot Labs site is here (Japanese).

    Posted: 7 January 2005 | Filed: Carriers, New Tech & Services | Feedback | Print |
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