Swedish e-identifications are outside the EU's ID cooperation The FBI opened the suspect's Iphone with his face GDPR DIGITIZATION SECURITY ANALYTICS SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT IOT AI CLOUD STORAGE MOBILITY CAREER OUTSOURCING More 100 Latest Newsletter Event Job Sites search DIGITIZATION 2018-10-02 10:21 Watch out for craftsmen! Here is the Japanese robot that wants to take over your job HRP-5P could be the lifeline for the aging Japanese population. Copy Customize your settings In order to display the content, we need your approval. If you have not been given the opportunity to approve, it may be due to a temporary error with us or that a plugin for your browser blocks our request. Ladda om sidan eller inaktivera eventuella plugin i din webbläsare för att göra ditt val. Du kan välja bort alla funktioner där din webbläsares aktivitet kan lagras för att direkt eller indirekt ge dig personligt anpassade annonser. Vi har vant oss vid att se människoliknande robotar som springer, hoppar och till och med gör bakåtvolter. Därför känns det ganska befriande att titta på HRP-5P som ganska stillsamt helt enkelt gör det den kan bäst: monterar väggpaneler och spikar dem på plats. Läs också: Snart börjar Boston Dynamics sälja sin robothund Spotmini HRP-5P is equipped with measuring equipment and sensors that allow it to perform several different types of construction work. The creators of the Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Institute in Japan hope that the robot will become a development platform that helps business and academia work together to develop humanoid robots that can help build houses, aircraft and boats. Read also: Video: Boston Dynamics' new robot will give you nightmares Japan is facing a major problem: an aging population and low birth rates. According to Techcrunch , the researchers see the robot as a solution to that problem, as the construction industry in particular is expected to have a large shortage of labor in the near future. DIGITIZATION ROBOTS JAPANESE HARDWARE IDG.se THE EDITORIAL STAFF Copy LATEST NEWS 2018-10-02 12:00 Internet use is flattening out in the United States 2018-10-02 11:51 EU gives green light for reduced digital VAT 2018-10-02 11:42 "How we want to strengthen the EU's cyber defense" 2018-10-02 11:05 Code talk 280: Run and look with a magnifying glass at the same time 2018-10-02 10:44 This is how Google will make more money on Youtube 100 Latest Editor-in-Chief & Editor-in-Chief: Marcus Jerräng | Advertising manager: Lina Vikman | Webmaster: Henric Jogin Redaktionen | Advertise | Advertise jobs | About cookies, personal information & copyright Visiting address: Magnus Ladulåsgatan 65 106 78 Stockholm Tel: 08-453 60 00 THE NORDIC REGION'S LARGEST IT NETWORK ADVERTISE CUSTOMER SERVICE ABOUT IDG