DESCRIPTION
Hadaly-2 is a humanoid robot developed at Waseda University for research into human-robot collaboration, named by the Humanoid Robotics Institute as one of the milestone machines in the university's humanoid lineage alongside WABOT-1, WABOT-2 and WABIAN. It was built around the idea of a robot that works together with a human partner - sharing the same working space, and communicating through speech, facial expression and body movement rather than through special training or a dedicated interface. Waseda's Harmonized Human Machine Environment Laboratory developed Hadaly's robot vision system, based on a three-dimensional model of the surrounding environment.
FEATURES
- Humanoid robot designed to work together with a human partner.
- Shares a working space with the person it collaborates with.
- Robot vision system based on a three-dimensional environmental model.
- Named by Waseda as a milestone in its humanoid lineage.
- Developed under the Waseda Humanoid Project.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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| Movement Type | Bipedal |
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What is the Hadaly-2?
Hadaly-2 is a humanoid robot developed at Waseda University for research into human-robot collaboration, named by the Humanoid Robotics Institute as one of the milestone machines in the university's humanoid lineage alongside WABOT-1, WABOT-2 and WABIAN.
Who makes the Hadaly-2?
The Hadaly-2 is made by Waseda University, a robotics company based in Japan.
How much does the Hadaly-2 cost?
Waseda University has not publicly announced pricing for the Hadaly-2. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.
What is the Hadaly-2 used for?
The Hadaly-2 is designed for research and helping. It is used in research settings.
When was the Hadaly-2 released?
The Hadaly-2 was released in 1997.
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