Japanese have extensive use of robots in their daily life. They’ve started using robots to deliver their snail mails to every household. Here comes the Postkun, a mini cute robotic postman found in Japan.
Postkun was made by Tokyo-based company, Kyosho, and they plan to roll out these little postmen in around end of February to middle of March in Tokyo. Only 10 units of the little postman robot will be produced and each costs $3,500.
Postkun can move in 30 different ways. It is technically based on Kyosho’s Manoi PF01, another humanoid robot made by the company two years ago. Take a look at the cutest actions of Postkun in the video below.
Posted by ketyung
on Mon, Jan 26th, 09
at 8:11 am
on Mon, Jan 26th, 09
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