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Japanese Robot Takes Your Money
November 12th, 2008

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In Japan, wireless RFID is the way to pay. And this NEC robot will gladly take your money. You push the touchscreen on its chest to select what you want to buy, like say tickets for a concert. Then you wave your phone over the robot’s hand to pay for your tickets while the retire counts it’s money and plans for retirement.

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