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The Nihombashi Café Where Avatar Robots Facilitate Human Connections

Por: Newsweek Tech January 31, 2023

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Avatar Robot Café is a place where the housebound can work as service staff through the use of remote-controlled robots.Enabling the Housebound to Take CommandA 42.5-inch tall OriHime-D robot slowly made its way along a guideline on the floor to greet us, stopping next to our table to offer a tray of drinks. Hello. Welcome to DAWN. Please help yourself to some water, said Ito, the robot's pilot, or operator, who goes by her last name only.... + full article



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