crunchgear.com - 25 days ago
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Robots now enter the agriculture industry, too. First the award-winning rice-transplanting robot , now this: Major Japanese conglomerate Fuji Heavy Industries has developed an agricultural robot that can tend fields autonomously.
The company says the robot is the first of its kind. It runs ...
newlaunches.com - 10/23/2009
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newlaunches.com —
Blue screen of death, errors, and more errors,
yes, you are welcome to the world of Windows.
As seen in the above video a TV anchor demonstrates Windows 7 on live TV. He tries to zoom in on the Fuji TV studio, but nothing happens. At the end of the ...
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Windows 7 fails on Japanese TV
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Fuji Heavy Industries outs friendless, autonomous farming robot
Engadget —
... Fuji Heavy Industries in Japan has announced what it's calling 'the first' autonomous farming robot. This bot, which is about six and a half feet long and runs on gas, sends and receives laser signals to orient itself by way of reflective plates placed every 30 feet, using them to judge distances. This bad boy can grow fruits and veggies all by its lonesome, and can even operate in a greenhouse. The farming robot -- which is expected early next year -- will run about $100,000, but we'd suggest you buy two so he can have a buddy. ...
Des robots dans les champs japonais
Le Journal du Geek —
... pour exécuter les tâches fastidieuses ou dangereuses. Mais voilà que les japonais ont décider de lâcher ces robots industriels dans la nature, ou plutôt dans les champs. Ainsi Fuji Heavy Industries a développer une machine autonome pour s’occuper d’un champ de riz.
L’engin de 2m de long, 60cm de large et 1m de haut devrait être commercialisé l’année prochaine pour une sommes avoisinant les 70 000 Euros.
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