At the Yeosu Expo 2012 exhibition event is held in Korea, in addition to all the technology of advanced marine-paced show, Yeosu Expo 2012 a meeting was held in the largest robot exhibition history. In the event Exhibition Expo 2012 to promote the importance of developing technology practices to protect the environment or as an environmentally friendly technology, Robot Technology is the main theme as a whole in the event technology exhibition Expo 2012 which took place in Korea.
As the Yeosu Expo promotes the importance of technology to develop eco-friendly marine practices, robots fall under this overall main theme.
The Robot Exhibition, a record comes from the French, U.S. and UK and also includes the Korean nation as well as host of the Technology Expo 2012 exhibition was held.
Robot is on display at the Pavilion Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. (DSME) as many as 73 robots.
Of 73 robots on display, there are some robots that really stood out, one of the robot is generated by a combination of "Eve" and "Robot" is a female robot That is capable of 30 different human facial expressions.
As the Yeosu Expo promotes the importance of technology to develop eco-friendly marine practices, robots fall under this overall main theme.
The Robot Exhibition, a record comes from the French, U.S. and UK and also includes the Korean nation as well as host of the Technology Expo 2012 exhibition was held.
Robot is on display at the Pavilion Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co., Ltd. (DSME) as many as 73 robots.
Of 73 robots on display, there are some robots that really stood out, one of the robot is generated by a combination of "Eve" and "Robot" is a female robot That is capable of 30 different human facial expressions.
Other robots are very well-matched with the Yeosu Expo’s coastal theme. Named "Coll", "Torna", "Sparky" and "Shiny", these robots are built in the shapes of marine creatures : crab, sea snake, squid and starfish.
The "Navi", at 6.5 meters high and weighing 1 ton, is the tallest robot to be introduced in Korea. It’s a humanoid robot with human-like traits. Its future purpose is to explore the deep sea in search of minerals and resources. The photo below gives a more accurate impression of how massive the "Navi" is:
(Images: Advanced Technology Korea)
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