The HRP-4C, a walking, talking humanoid fashion model fembot developed by Japan’s National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), is ready for the runway.
With 30 motors in her body, the 158-centimeter (62-in) tall, 43-kilogram (95-lb) HRP-4C can walk around and strike a range of poses.
The black-haired robot also has 8 motors in her face, allowing her to wow the crowds with expressions of simple emotions like anger and surprise.
Oh no! Models out of business?! I suggest they start a car wash company.
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Ugh, I saw this video earlier today. I believe creators were saying that one of the hurdles to overcome is that they’re not skinny enough. Cuz everyone needs an anorexic robot runway model, right?
Hooray- Omni magazine cover models can’t be far behind!
I want many of them to pull me around like a dog sled team.
It’s just what we need. Now fashion marketers can have models as disgustingly skinny as they want, and nobody has to starve or do drugs!