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By Rawichote Chalodhorn (Choppy) Robocup Soccer the Brain Controlled Humanoid Robot Outline Introduction to Humanoid Robotics by Rawichote Chalodhorn (Choppy) RoboCup soccer The brain controlled humanoid robot Outline • History of humanoid robots • Humanoid robots today • Androids • Analytical approaches of bipedal locomotion • Learning to walk through imitation • Future of humanoid robotics Atomaton: Leonardo's robot 1495 Atomaton: The Japanese tea serving doll 18th century to 19th century Honda E series Honda P series P1 P2 P3 1993 1996 1997 AIST / Kawada Industries : HRP series HRP-4C Androids • A robot that closely resembles a human • Human robot interaction Prof. Hiroshi Ishiguro ! 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