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Tokyo 2020 Olympics: Best robotics and innovative tech we’ve seen at the games so far
2020 Olympics: Best robots, autonomous vehicles and more
Toyota’s artificial intelligence-powered humanoid basketball player CUE may not be a an Olympic medalist, but the robot is an athletic legend in its own right. In 2019, the robot made history when it was awarded the Guinness World Record for “most consecutive basketball free throws by a humanoid robot (assisted),” according to Toyota.
The robot was seen showing its skills at the free-throw line during this year’s games; a made free throw just before a commercial break garnered a “boom shakalaka” from one of the Olympic commentators.
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Image: Toyota Motor Corporation
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