Tokyo toy show
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An employee of Japanese toy maker Cube displays "Cocolo Bear", a teddy bear shaped shaped robot which can speak 600 words through the iPhone installed on it's body. The teddy bear also can be used as a hands-free mobile phone. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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An employee of Japanese toy maker Tomy displays "i-Sodog", a robot dog which can walk and dance when controlled by an iPhone. The 15cm tall robot dog, weighing 400g, has 15 actuators and recognizes the human voice. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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An employee of Japanese toy maker Cube displays "Yube de Piano", which has small touch sensors on the tip of each fingers and sounds like a piano. The finger piano can also adjust tone. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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Japan's car designer Kota Nezu displays Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor's concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design body "Camatte-Daichi". The small sized electric vehicle, in length of 2.7m and width of 1.3m, can changed its style with different body panels. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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Visitors admire Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor's concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design body "Camatte-Sora". The small sized electric vehicle, in length of 2.7m and width of 1.3m, can changed its style with different body panels. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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Japan's auto giant Toyota Motor engineer Kenji Tsuji (L) and car designer Kota Nezu display the concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design body "Camatte-Daichi". AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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This combo picture shows Japanese auto giant Toyota Motor's concept model of a three-seater electric vehicle with toy-like design body "Camatte-Sora". AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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An employee of Japanese toy maker Tomy displays "i-Sodog", a robot dog which can walk and dance when controlled by an iPhone. AFP/Yoshikazu Tsuno
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