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October 16, 2018, Tokyo, Japan - A humanoid robot AOI ERICA, produced by Osaka University professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, waits a ready to wear show of Japanese designer Tae Ashida at her 2019
Erica, the Japanese robot is lifelike, while USA's Kuri and Jibo feel like out of a cartoon
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Tokyo, Japan. 31st July, 2018. A female humanoid robot "ERICA", developed by Osaka University graduate school professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, is displayed for the press at the National Museum of Emerging Science and
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Tokyo, Japan. 31st July, 2018. A female humanoid robot "ERICA", developed by Osaka University graduate school professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, is displayed for the press at the National Museum of Emerging Science and
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Gucci and GQ, together with robotics engineer Professor Hiroshi Ishiguro and his androids ask: what does is it really mean to be human? | British GQ | British GQ
Tokyo, Japan. 31st July, 2018. A female humanoid robot "ERICA", developed by Osaka University graduate school professor Hiroshi Ishiguro, is displayed for the press at the National Museum of Emerging Science and
Erica, the Japanese robot is lifelike, while USA's Kuri and Jibo feel like out of a cartoon
