digital gambir: Domestic robot named, Chapit : By Rayton

Domestic robot named, Chapit : By Rayton

Thursday, March 22, 2007

Chapit! Cute name and so much suitable with the appearance of the intelligent domestic robot from Rayton. It can help you turn on the usual electric or electronic devices such as TV, aircon and what not. Sounds helping rite.
Chapit also capable of "learn" up to 10.000 vocab.. wow! One more... Internet ready.. hehe

"..one of the biggest advantages of the Chapit is the capacity to recognize a man, woman or child without any programmation"

[via akihabara]

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