In 2012, the University of Tokyo made headlines when it unveiled the "janken" robot, a sophisticated machine that used a high-tech camera to detect human hand movements at astonishing speed. Equipped ...

(Phys.org) -- What do you call a robot hand that wins at rock, paper, scissors every time? Some would say a cheater, but others more in the know would call it the Janken robot, built by Japanese ...

Janken The dining room at Janken. Photo by Joey Wrinn. The sprawling, opulent restaurant space that Bluehour called home for 20 years now has a new occupant. Janken, an Asian restaurant with a focus ...

JanKen Battle Arena offers players a novel and unique gaming experience that revolves around the old classic Rock, Paper and Scissors mechanic combined with some fighting game element and sprinkled ...

Japanese scientists have released video of their Janken robot, which wins rock, paper, scissors every time against a human opponent. The robot, developed by the Ishikawa Oku Laboratory, uses ...