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Oct 12 2006, 2:30am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
The robot museum in Nagoya has opened today in Japan. Japanese technology news site Impress has been there already and published lots of photos from this cool museum.
The photo shows a very historic 'robot'. The museum seems to give a very comprehensive look at the robot evolution over time.
If you are in Nagoya, this seems to be worth a visit.
The German robotlab has two robot art installations at the ROBOTHINK area of the museum. There is a webcam showing the robot installation in action.
We reported about the robot museum in Nagoya the first time in August. The museum will also feature a large robot store dubbed Robot Mirai Department.
More details on the robot museum site (Japanese).
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Luigi Lugmayr
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