Project Aiko
Ontario man's robot creation is even anatomically correct - Winnipeg Free Press
Mitsukoshi Department Store Employs Meet-and-Greet Robot Aiko - Interest - Anime News Network
CEATEC 2014: Toshiba unveils Aiko Chihira, a talking, signing android robot | Japan Trends
VISITORS GREET ROBOT RECEPTIONIST AIKO CHIHIRA Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock | Shutterstock Editorial
Robot starts work as greeter at Japanese department store | CBC News
Japan's electronics giant Toshiba unveils the humanoid robot "Aiko... News Photo - Getty Images
Toshiba's New Robot Can Speak in Sign Language
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A Perfect Female Companion: Project Aiko
Make sure to visit our forum, and share your thoughts and ideas. About Aiko: Past, Present & Future A Young Boy's Dream… It actually starts back in the 70s during my childhood where I spent a lot of time watching Japanese anime which often featured robot ...
Man creates his very own Stepford Wife robot | TechRadar
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Toshiba's new robot can speak in sign language - CNET
Robot Romance: Inventor Le Trung takes his 'fembot' girlfriend to Christmas dinner | Daily Mail Online
Aiko: world's first sexually harassed, disabled Fembot | Engadget
Page 3 Profile: Aiko Chihira, robot | The Independent | The Independent
Inventor unveils anatomically correct fem-bot - ABC News
You Won't Believe How Incredibly Creepy These Robots Are | Time
Meet Aiko Robot | The new relational ai robot for playful learning - Aisoy Robotics
Amazing Information Board: Amazing Project Aiko Robot ( When science meets beauty ) !!
Humanoid robot starts work at Japanese department store | Reuters.com
Tokyo, Japan. 20th April, 2015. Robot Aiko Chihira debuts as a receptionist at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store on April 20, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. The robot is being employed for two days
Robots in Japan: building the future, living in the past? | New Internationalist
Tokyo, Japan. 20th April, 2015. Robot Aiko Chihira debuts as a receptionist at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store on April 20, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. The robot is being employed for two days
Project Aiko
Aiko Chihira is a humanoid robot that is able communicate through sign language. | COURTESY OF TOSHIBA CORP.
