Café In Tokyo Uses Robot Waiters Controlled By Paralyzed People
Japan Has an 'Alter Ego' Robot So You Can Go Out Without Going Out
Robot Interactions: OriHime at Japan House
Avatar Robots Are Beginning to Stake Out Their Place in the Workforce, With Japan Leading the Way
OriHime-D | アスラテック株式会社
Tokyo Cafe Will be Run by Disabled Patients Using Robot Avatars - GaijinPot
Tokyo café to use robot waiters controlled by physically disabled people at home - CGTN
Cafe to showcase robot waiters steered from afar by people with ALS, other debilitating diseases | The Japan Times
Avatar robot” OriHime increasing learning opportunities for hospitalized children|Toward a sustainable society from Benesse (well-being)
Using OriHime robot for diverse workstyles and closer relationships | Sustainability from Japan - Zenbird
Remotely controlled robots open social connections for disabled people in western Japan - The Mainichi
Telepresence, or tele-existence? 4 devices seeking to break down barriers to remote presence - Robohub
Japanese fast food chain's new robot worker helps people sick and stuck at home continue to earn - Japan Today
Japan's Untapped Workforce Needs A Little Help from 'OriHime' the Robot | JAPAN Forward
OriHime the Robot: a Non-Contact Reception Solution Made in Japan | Robot Reporters
Kobe to use avatar robots to ease 'hikikomori' shut-ins back into society - The Mainichi
China Daily ar Twitter: "OriHime-D robots serve customers at a cafe for demonstration, in Minato Ward, Tokyo. #robot https://t.co/zYWTZWqLrr" / Twitter
OriHime by Ory Laboratory
People With Physical Disabilities Control Robot Waiters in Tokyo - Robot News
A small robot is helping young girl with disabilities see the world | CTV News
Japan: A remote control robot waiter offers opportunities to disabled | Life | English edition | Agencia EFE
OriHime-D | アスラテック株式会社
Robots Controlled by Severely Disabled to Serve Cafe Visitors | Jiji Press Photo
Using OriHime robot for diverse workstyles and closer relationships | Sustainability from Japan - Zenbird
How the Japanese robot avatar OriHime fights loneliness
