Chinese Blond Female Humanoid Robot

Oct 26 2006, 4:00am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

China showed of their robots at a robot show earlier this month. One of the highlights were realistic copies of humans.

To call these human copies robots is maybe a bit to early. They capabilities are not very evolved. In the case of the female humanoid in the photo, the only thing she can do is to sing and move her lips a little bit.

The Japanese Actroid female robot is a couple years ahead, but the Chinese robot already has a great body and wears sexy clothes. Apparently she is called Dion. You can watch a video of the blond robot here.
More details and photos on Watch Impress (Japanese).

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