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The flow of robots just doesn't stop at the Aichi World Expo. This time, they take the form of Ligurio, a prototype security robot made by Tmsuk. The bot can recognize strangers from 30 miles away and is equipped with a voice warning system. Ligurio also sports two folding arms allowing it to grab explosives and relocate them to a place you wouldn't mind asploded.
World Expo to showcase Japan's robot technology [BigBlogRobotics via WMMNA]
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