Overview
The Waseda Flutist is a humanoid robot capable of playing the flute with human-like proficiency. It features artificial lungs, mouth, and tongue modeled on human organs, along with flexible arms and fingers. The robot has 41 degrees of freedom and is equipped with actuators, sensors including CCD cameras and microphones, enabling it to process visual and aural cues when performing with human musicians and other robots.
Key facts
- Payload
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- Reach
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- Weight
- 150 kg
- IP rating
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- Battery
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- Power
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- Autonomy
- fully autonomous
- Launch year
- 2011
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- Status
- active
Detailed specifications
Motion & kinematics1
- Dof
- 41
Other2
- Company Country
- JP
- Additional Information
- - Built by the Humanoid Robotics Institute at Waseda University. - Has featured in many academic presentations and events. - Utilizes MIDI technology for control. - Part of a series of flutist robots aimed at artistic applications.
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