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| Humanoid robot goes to work on Linux |
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Japanese manufacturer Kawada has released details of a Linux-based humanoid robot that it believes could be employed in the workplace.
The robot, called HRP-2P (which stands for Humanoid Robotics Project-2 Prototype) runs on a real-time version of the Linux operating system, called ART-Linux. ART-Linux is based on the well-known RT-Linux, which is designed for robotic applications, as well as data acquisition and systems control functions.
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