Robot World, Seoul, Korea

ROBOTIS demonstrated the new DARwin Mini humanoid robot. The robot features high performance at a significantly lower price point than other humanoid robots currently on the market. Many of the DARwin Mini design features will be open source, including the body parts so that users can design and 3D print their own custom designs. Scheduled for release to the market in mid-2014.

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An interactive robot learning system to help young children develop reading and other skills.

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Rescue and exploration robot demonstrated at RobotWorld 2013 in Seoul, Korea.

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At iREX 2013 ABB Robotics took the opportunity to show a vision of what dynamic small parts assembly solution could look like in the real-world by presenting just one of the development projects for our Dual Arm Concept prototype robot. The cell on display has been operating in an actual manufacturing environment for many weeks and has assembled tens of thousands of eStop switches for one of our ABB Low Voltage businesses.

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Ezi-Servo put together this robot guitar to demonstrate the capabilties of their servos and actuators at RobotWorld 2013 in Seoul, Korea.

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The RobotWorld 2013 exhibition was full of educational robots and toys targeting students of all ages from preschool to college. The Korean focus on education, especially technical education, was very obvious.

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28 Robotis humanoid robots perform a traditional Korean ceremony. Although the robots' heads are all Darwin OP designs, you can see by their feet that most of the robots are actually built using the Bioloid platform.

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Just a few of the Robotis KIDSLAB creations supported by their educational robotics sets and robot products that extend all the way from elementary school level through college, research and development, and professional use.

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