Danish scientist Henrik Scharfe's robot is seen during its presentation at the National Robotics Olympiad in San Jose August 16, 2013. The Geminoid-DK is a tele-operated Android in the geminoid series and
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Danish scientist Henrik Scharfe (L) speaks next to his Geminoid-DK robot during its presentation at the National Robotics Olympiad in San Jose August 16, 2013. The Geminoid-DK is a tele-operated Android in
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Danish scientist Henrik Scharfe speaks during the presentation of his Geminoid-DK robot at the first International Exhibition of Technology, Computing and Communications in Lima June 14, 2012. The Geminoid-DK is a tele-operated
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Ketchum - Henrik Scharfe carries his incredibly lifelike robot twin – Gemanoid DK – before packing him in the car to head to the TED main stage in Long Beach. Scharfe's work
