Inspired by traditional Japanese puppetry, researchers hope these robotic "wearable arms" could one day be used for search and rescue operations.

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Inspired by traditional Japanese puppetry, researchers hope these robotic "wearable arms" could one day be used for search and rescue operations.

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Need a hand? This Japanese robot can help

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This dancer is wearing robotic arms inspired by traditional Japanese puppetry. Researchers hope the wearable device could one day be used for search and resc...

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