Japan's electronics giant Toshiba unveils the humanoid robot "Aiko... News Photo - Getty Images
Aiko Chihira: A Human-Like Android Designed By Toshiba
CEATEC 2014: Toshiba unveils Aiko Chihira, a talking, signing android robot | Japan Trends
Ontario man's robot creation is even anatomically correct - Winnipeg Free Press
Aiko Chihira is a humanoid robot that is able communicate through sign language. | COURTESY OF TOSHIBA CORP.
Robot starts work as greeter at Japanese department store | CBC News
Tokyo, Japan. 20th April, 2015. Robot Aiko Chihira debuts as a receptionist at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store on April 20, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. The robot is being employed for two days
Toshiba Android Will Take You for a Trip Down the Uncanny Valley - IEEE Spectrum
A customer takes a photograph of humanoid robot "Aiko Chihira",... News Photo - Getty Images
Mitsukoshi Department Store Employs Meet-and-Greet Robot Aiko - Interest - Anime News Network
Project Aiko
Meet Aiko Robot | The new relational ai robot for playful learning - Aisoy Robotics
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Tokyo, Japan. 20th April, 2015. Robot Aiko Chihira debuts as a receptionist at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store on April 20, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. The robot is being employed for two days
Tokyo, Japan. 20th April, 2015. (L to R) Robot Aiko Chihira and a human receptionist pose for the cameras at the Nihonbashi Mitsukoshi department store on April 20, 2015, Tokyo, Japan. The
Robots in Japan: building the future, living in the past? | New Internationalist
Toshiba's new robot can speak in sign language - CNET
Aiko Robot | Meet the relational ai robot - Aisoy Robotics
Good Sign? Toshiba Unveils Aiko the Communication Android
Inventor unveils anatomically correct fem-bot - ABC News
The Creativity Post | Robot, the stupid.
VISITORS GREET ROBOT RECEPTIONIST AIKO CHIHIRA Editorial Stock Photo - Stock Image | Shutterstock | Shutterstock Editorial
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Aiko: Japanese Robot That Can Communicate With Deaf Using Sign Language
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