A young girl in Japan is taking a robot from her grandmother to work.
A robot is being used in a new Japanese startup to make coffee, clean clothes and help people in a rural area.
It is called Raku and was built by a team of Japanese students.
The robot, named Raku, was designed to do one thing at a time and is designed to be a “techie in a wheelchair” who is not equipped with a keyboard and can be programmed to do different tasks.
Raku is being sold in Japan as an assistant in a shop and is set to make a few hundred thousand dollars in a year, said Masato Fukasawa, the founder of the startup.
The startup has launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to get Raku to market.
“I am very proud of Raku,” Fukasaw said.
“It’s very cute.
I’m very excited.”
Fukasawa said he was inspired to make the robot after seeing how people are using smart phones in the U.S. as well as other places around the world.
He said that when he was working in a textile shop he noticed that he could easily get distracted by a smart phone while he was doing his job.
Fukasa said Raku was originally developed to help people with dementia.
He also said he had some concerns about Raku’s use of the robot’s motion sensors, which he said are not compatible with smartphones.
“This robot is not meant for anyone who is cognitively impaired,” Fukasa said.
“It’s a bit like using a baby to help you wash your clothes.”
Raku was designed by the team of 13 students from the University of Tokyo, who used a robot to teach a class on Japanese robot technology.
The students worked with a professional designer to make it look like an old-fashioned sewing machine.
It uses sensors and cameras to record the environment and monitor the user’s movements, and uses a camera to see how the robot is interacting with the environment, according to a video posted on the website.
The robot then uses a combination of computer vision and sensors to figure out what the user is doing.
It is not the first robot that Fukasaws team has created.
In 2013, they released a robot called Yagi, which was designed for people who were blind or visually impaired.
They were able to make Yagi in less than a week using a robot kit made by a company in the Netherlands.
In the video, the students can be seen walking around in a shopping mall and even taking a stroll in the street.
Ruk has been made in collaboration with the Tokyo-based robotics company 3D Robotics.3D Robotics has made robots for military and police forces around the globe.
In the U.”it is our responsibility to take advantage of their unique abilities to create robots for the military,” Fukase said.
Ruki is being made in Japan by the 3D robotics team, Fukasasawa added.
Ruku was created in partnership with 3D Robots.
3D’s robot kit was developed by a group of students from Kyoto University in Japan, and it will be made available for purchase to students, students said.
The company is seeking support on Kickstarter for the Raku Kickstarter campaign.
