New Robot Nuvo from ZMP controlled by Mobile Phone

Mar 3 2004, 12:05am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Japanese robot start-up ZMP Inc. unveils new Robot Nuvo.

The humanoid robot can be controlled with a cellular phone or through voice commands. Nuvo, is 39cm tall, weighs 2.5kg and is able to regain its feet on its own when it falls over. Photos found at AkibaLive and on Nikkei.

This is not the first robot from ZMP Inc..

Update 04/12/05:
Nuvo Robot goes on Sale

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