A ping pong robot & a mirror that really doesn’t lie, unveiled in Japan


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 07 Oct 2015

Play ball: Omron employees demonstrating a table tennis robot, which returns the ball to an opponent player, at a preview of Asia's largest electronics trade show Ceatec in Chiba, Tokyo.

CHIBA, Japan: A ping pong playing robot, a flying origami bird and a mirror that some might find a little too honest for comfort were on display at a huge tech show in Japan. 

The gadgets are all part of this year’s Cutting-edge IT & Electronics Comprehensive Exhibition (CEATEC), Asia’s largest electronics fair, outside Tokyo. 

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