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New Advancements

In November 2001, new advancements in the robot were introduced to enable its use in "infotainment" (informational/entertainment) functions in reception areas of corporate offices, special events or other public areas. Three companies including IBM Japan already have lease agreements with Honda.

The latest technological advancements enable ASIMO to move more freely in "3D" environments. This new technology enables ASIMO -- with its high degree of flexibility -- to navigate irregular configurations, walk up and down long staircases, and turn on the spot on slopes that require a change in posture with every step.

Further, ASIMO can now correct its own foot placement position and body direction one step at a time, creating its specific route independently, and more efficiently. Improvements were also made to the "human interface" features, enabling ASIMO to receive voice input and guide customers (currently only in Japanese). In addition to commands from a PC, it is now possible to use voice commands to control arm and hand motions and locomotion. This is achieved through an on-board CPU for voice management that has been incorporated into ASIMO.

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New Advancements In November in 2001, New advancements in the robots were introduced to Enable its use in "infotainment" (informational / Entertainment) Corporate functions in reception areas of offices, special events or Other Public areas. Three companies including IBM Japan have already Lease Agreements with Honda. The latest ASIMO Technological advancements to Enable Move more freely in "3D" environments. This New Technology enables ASIMO - with its High Degree of flexibility - to navigate irregular configurations, Walk up and down long staircases, and turn on the spot on slopes that Require a Change in posture with every Step. Further, ASIMO Can now correct. its own foot placement position and body direction one step at a time, creating its specific route independently, and more efficiently. Improvements were also made ​​to the "human interface" features, enabling ASIMO to receive voice input and guide customers (currently only in Japanese). In addition to commands from a PC, it is now possible to use voice commands to control arm and hand motions and locomotion. This is achieved through an on-board CPU for voice management that has been incorporated into ASIMO.