Honda’s ASIMO greets US president Obama 

ASIMO, Honda's bipedal humanoid robot, greeted US president Barack Obama at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (known as ‘Miraikan’) in Tokyo, Japan, on April 24.

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Honda’s ASIMO greets US president Obama 

ASIMO, Honda's bipedal humanoid robot, greeted US president Barack Obama at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (known as ‘Miraikan’) in Tokyo, Japan, on April 24.

ASIMO greeted President Obama in English – "Mr President, I am ASIMO, a humanoid robot. It is a pleasure to meet you." ASIMO then demonstrated some of its signature moves including running, kicking a ball and jumping.

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Honda is conducting robotics research for the purpose of creating robots that help people while coexisting with people in society. ASIMO also expressed its future goal to President Obama - "I keep training every day so that someday in the future I can help people in their homes."

Since its introduction in 2000, ASIMO has met a number of VIPs from other countries. However, this was the first time that ASIMO has met the president of the USA.

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