e-NUVO Robot To Help Students
The folks over at the Nippon Institute of Technology, ZMP, ZNUG Design, and Harada Vehicle Design have come up with the e-NUVO robots, and should provide some useful information on robots. The purpose of the e-NUVO is to help give children a better understanding of robots, and serve as a teaching aid for elementary and junior high school students. The e-NUVO is about 4 feet tall. The robots are controlled by the usual gyro sensors, cameras, so with some class. The robot is capable of interacting with humans as well as having a conversation, and the robot can be controlled via a computer or remote. Hopefully this development will appear soon in schools.
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