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An anonymous reader points out Linux Devices' coverage of a new Linux-based humanoid robot:
"Four companies in Japan have created a low-cost, user-programmable humanoid robot targeting educational and research applications. ... The HRP-2m Choromet stands about 14 inches tall, and is capable of walking upright on two legs. It can also assume supine or prone positions, and stand up from either."
As the reader summarizes,
"It runs user-space humanoid motion application software and real-time Linux on a business-card-sized computer with a SuperH processor. Be sure to check out the video of the little guy without his plastic batman suit."



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Personally I think its great, it shows how versatile linux can be