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01 Mar, 2019
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A pop-up restaurant in Tokyo has run a trial employing disabled people to work as waiting staff. But this is no ordinary trial. Instead of taking orders or clearing tables themselves, the staff of the Dawn ver.β cafe were piloting a team of robots from the comfort of their homes.
The robots were developed by Kentaro “Ory” Yoshifuji, CEO of the Ory Lab, which he set up with co-founders, Aki Yuki and Yoshifumi Shiiba. The remote-controlled OriHime-D robots are part of on an ongoing project to use technology to combat social isolation (cô lập xã hội). They stand 1.2 metres tall and have expressionless (không biểu lộ cảm xúc), white faces reminiscent of Japanese Noh masks. They transmit (truyền) video and audio back to their controllers, who are able to direct them from home via a smartphone or tablet.
The cafe is named after a similar establishment in a 2008 anime called Time of Eve, where robots and humans co-exist as equals.
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