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The document summarizes a robotic tea-serving robot called the "Karakuri tea-serving robot" that was created in Japan. It can approach guests with a cup of tea on a tray, bow, and then remove empty cups. The robot was designed to decrease inconveniences of hot tea serving. It generally costs around $96 in Japanese shops online.

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9f Jesscia Kim - Serving Robot

The document summarizes a robotic tea-serving robot called the "Karakuri tea-serving robot" that was created in Japan. It can approach guests with a cup of tea on a tray, bow, and then remove empty cups. The robot was designed to decrease inconveniences of hot tea serving. It generally costs around $96 in Japanese shops online.

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Robotics Research

Project

School : Dalian Maple Leaf Foreign Nationals School


Teacher : Ms. Monireh Kandi
Time : Second Term 2008-2009
Jessica Kim
What is it?

• It is automatic tea-serving robot.


• It is called “Karakuri tea-serving
robot.
Who made it?

• HOSOKAWA Hanzo Yorinao


Where is it?

• It is in Japan.
(I couldn’t find the specific city or
place.)
• We can find it in the internet
shopping mall easily.
Why was it made?

• To decrease the inconveniences of


hot tea serving
How does it work?
• This mechanical doll has a tray
that holds a cup of tea, and it is
designed to approach the guest
with the tea, bow his head, and
then carry the empty teacup away
.
How much is it?
• Its general price is about
$96.00 in the Japan
Trend shop. (Other shop
has different price.)
↓ Package
The end

• Thank you for read my


presentation.

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