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Seiko Epson Corporation's advanced model of the "world's lightest micro-flying robot" prototype iFR-II is unveiled at a test demonstration in Tokyo August 18, 2004. Featuring Bluetooth wireless control, independent flight, and the "
The QRIO, Sony Corp's small bipedal entertainment robot performs a dance during a demonstration in a school in New Delhi October 26, 2004. QRIO has been appointed by NFUAJ as the science
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Seiko Epson's prototype micro-flying robot model iFR-II hovers at a demonstration at the company's headquarters in Tokyo August 18, 2004. Featuring Bluetooth wireless control, independent flight and the "world's smallest and lightest"
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jan 3, 2004 - Epsom release the smallest known robot in 2004, just 7cm high. (Timeline)
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