Chinese nuclear scientists reach an important milestone in the global quest to harness energy from nuclear fusion.
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Chinese nuclear scientists reach an important milestone in the global quest to harness energy from nuclear fusion.
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Robot waiters are not a new concept in the technology sphere. They are already used in several cafes, such as Naulo restaurant in Nepal which has employed three humanoid waiters called 'Gingers'. However, a startup Ory Lab has taken this concept to brand new level.
The robots were controlled with the help of a computer which tracks the eye movements of bed-bound people. It allowed them to move robots, make them pick up objects and even talk to customers. Essentially, disabled people had the ability to use these robots as ‘proxies’. “I want to create a world in which people who can’t move their bodies can work too,” said Kentaro Yoshifuji, CEO of Ory Lab. Inc.