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Japanese develop self-aware robot

Dec 23, 05 12:43 AM PDT

Japanese develop self-aware robot
Junichi Takeno and his team of researchers at Meiji University, Japan are well on the way to develop a robot that has self-recognizing ability. With a 70% hit rate, the robot can distinguish seeing itself in a mirror or another similar looking robot. Its still ages away from a fully self-aware robot, but it’s a start at the very least. Discovery via I4U ( Add a comment, Search on eBay)

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By Hubert , 23/12/05 3:59 AM (CommentID #000214)


Skynet (or J.C Van Damme) is probably much more "Aware" than this one ;)

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By Pollmak , 23/12/05 3:53 AM (CommentID #000213)


The last time I heard of a Robot/software being self aware was the Skynet in the terminator movies....hmmm

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