Long Beach Robotics Competition
Seventeen teams from 10 countries will arrive in Long Beach November 4-5 to compete for $8 million in prizes. Their quest: to design an avatar robot that allows users to transport their presence, senses, and actions to a remote location in real time, creating the sensation that they are actually there.
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