Android Robot Comes to Life: Walks, Talks, and Moves

By Chuong Nguyen on 10/01/2010 12:48 PDT

It’s alive! Not really, but this Android robot looks like the adorably cute mascot for Google’s mobile operating system, and as fate would have it, the robot can be remotely controlled by an Android device. The franken-Google-bot is created by Japanese companies RT Corporation and Brilliant Service with a mouth that opens, moving arms and walking legs. You can check out videos of the robot in action after the break.

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