Beat 360° 4/30/08
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Here is today’s “Beat 360°” pic of the day: Toyota's violin-playing robot plays at Universal Design Showcase on last year in Tokyo, Japan. The robot, which has 17 joints in both arms, uses precise control to play the violin.
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Performing “CTRL + ATL + DELETE” in D minor
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It sounds a little like heavy metal to me.
You think this is tough watch me change the strings
rhyming bits and bytes.
This is the future and really strikes a chord!
I cook, too!
Even Star Wars extras have to pick up odd jobs to avoid foreclosure.
Domo Arigato Mr. Roboto!
I can do the robot while playing the violin...beat that!
I'm doing a duet with a player piano after this gig. It's a May-December thing.
When asked to comment about his performance......he replied "I was like a machine".
All this Toyota can do, but where's that Hydrogen car?
Phoenix Lights Identified: Symphony visits from unknown land
Is it just me, or did tonight's performance seem a little stiff?
And now a performance by the violin virtuoso Ro Bo Ma.
I wish I had some rythem.
The performance was a little rusty if you know what I mean !
German classical music is so mechanical.
Finally, the Japanese have discovered Artificial Violintelligence!
Richardson, Texas
Its not techno... music that is.
A street musician outside the green zone.
I said.....EASY ON THE STARCH!
Why would anyone play with a toy like this, that have no batteries?