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Video: Toyota’s domestic partner robots get down like Nero

December 6th, 2007 | Uncategorized

Filed under: Robots

If you’re still wondering what Toyota’s newly announced pair of partner robots are all about then you’re in luck, we’ve got video. Akihabara News has the 30fps low-down in Japan on the practical use transportation and decidedly impractical violin playing robots said to be invading homes by 2010. Though we’d prefer rescue skills in our domestic robot, Toyota’s will at least stand over your remains, somberly fiddling a lullaby while Rome burns. Guess that’s something. Video after the break.
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