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Honda Motor is using technology from its Asimo humanoid robot to drive next-generation vehicles. (Source photos by Honda) ...

Honda's Asimo robot was just adorable, even when it was falling flat on its poor little face. What's happened to the bot in the years since?

News Beloved Japanese robot Asimo retires after performing for 22 years The iconic humanoid robot from Honda quits show business after a farewell performance in Tokyo ...

“Thank you for these 20 years.” Asimo, or ASIMO as is more technically correct, stands for Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility.

In 2001, I started going to preschool. ASIMO, too, got smarter — he learned to navigate stairs, and Honda announced he'd be available for rent. I dreamed of a world where everyone had an ASIMO ...

Even after Asimo heads to the robot retirement village in the sky, Honda says it will continue to sell Asimo goods, and in so doing, keeping the pint-sized globetrotter’s name alive.

Honda Motor Co's Asimo humanoid robot will retire on Thursday, ending its 20-year career of wowing the public with walking and dancing demonstrations at a showroom at the automaker's Tokyo ...

Honda is retiring Asimo, its humanoid robot research program, the Nikkei Asian Review reports. Asimo's 18-year career included many dazzling public demonstrations of its dexterity and balance.

EVEN from a country that produced Godzilla and Mazinger Z, ASIMO was remarkable. For starters, this character was not fictional.

Asimo is gone, but it won't be forgotten. Honda's talented bipedal bot dazzled and delighted us over the years, and was ahead of its time in many respects. So, as a tribute, we've compiled a ...