Google's Android logo comes to life

Posted by Prashanth Gopalan on 2011-01-13 9:49:00 AM

Google's PR department must be on fire!

Just this morning gadget blog Dvice reported that two Japanese companies, RT Corp. and Brilliant Service, have built a live-action functional robot based off of Google's runaway popular logo. Running on a version of the Android OS, it can run, walk and respond to voice commands, and be controlled directly via an Android-based cell or smartphone.

 Watch it in action below. It can dance, but I'm still waiting for it to walk, talk and act like me. That'll be the day. 

Company:
Google
Website:
http://www.google.com
Location:
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada

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Prashanth Gopalan

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Prashanth Gopalan is a freelance blogger based out of Waterloo and Toronto. When not blogging obsessively on Techvibes, he can be found opining on politics, current affairs, history, economics, business and everything in-between. Feel free to connect with him and drop him a line. He doesn't bite (at least not since he was three). more

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