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They dance to the drumbeat do martial arts. They can swim in river s  and check water pollution levels. These are robots have the look and feel of a person and can express their emotions in their own voice. They can perceive and sense the external environment and  perform logic. these so-called intelligent robots have what's referred to as a mobility and manipulation skill  that makes them appear to think.
 
[Rhie-Young Lim / SBS CNBC]
Robots are the epitome of modern technology, including various spectrum of science from mechanical engineering to IT information. And South Korea has leapfrogged as the no.5 player in the industry 20 years after jumping into the business.

Take the cleaner robot  which first hit the market in 2005These clean-bots are so common nowadays that you can find them in ordinary homes. And they are intelligent enough to change direction when hitting a wall or another object. The costs also vary from low-price products of around 350 US dollars to those valued at 45 hundred dollars. That market was worth about 100 billion won  in the past year .

[We are expecting huge demand from the overseas market once these cleanbots start incorporating special functions to clean up the floor, the carpets and the toilet. It will be a stepping stone for the Korean robot market to grow bigger.]

And the nation's intelligent robots are especially competitive in  the  personal service  space.
 
[There's solid infrastructure such as ultra-speed network service, semiconductor and various softwares. Plus, hardware that has the abilities to design and manufacture these robots.]

South Korea is the first country ever to have robot tutors. They take attendance and read story books for children. And parents can monitor these study sessions.

[It was just great to know they were doing by seeing captures.]
 
15% of state-run public kindergartens use teacher robots and are expecting to expand that number to 8,500 by next year.

[If we develop more contents it can be stretched beyond just kindergaten and can be used in elementary and middle school education as well. It not only spurs curiosity among students but can be an interactive study method.]

methodThey are also used as information guides sometimes at special events or at public places. these robots have sp ecial sensors that help them detect obstacles, allowing them to move about freely. Robots can also be seen serving at cafes  - sensors built into the ceiling enable them to find their way around the establishment and they can "see" where a cup should go on a table. These waiter robots are smart enough to divide up  the  work by  communicating with each other via wireless internet. They can also interact with humans, recognising them through a camera and a sensor when they come within a certain distance.

[they show interest in human actions and try to follow them. and when orders are not taken fast enough they recommend a certain menu. They also like it when customers order a lot.]

They  have built-in emotions too - putting on a long face when someone  d ecides against eating at the restaurant. All this was made possible through human-robot interaction service technology. 

Recently, the interaction service proposed by S.Korean researchers and Japans' Robot Industry Society was selected as the world's standard.

[by setting a bench mark in HRI service based technology, South Korea has secured a lead position in the intelligent robot system market.]

these personal service robots can be customized to fit  different needs.

[The service robot market is likely to grow to 30 billion dollars by 2020 from 3.4 billion dollars in 2010]

The cleanbots of the pioneer robot company in the country, Eugene Robot, received the best rank in Germany's Top 3 home appliance magazine last May, overtaking its European and American rivals. The english tutor robot of KIST was also handpicked as the world's top 50 inventions in 2010 by Times Magazine. Currently, there are more than 200 venture companies focusing  on  robot  development  with 7 government bodies  also involved into the business. And conglomerates such as Samsung Techwin, Hyundai Heavy Industries have also recently joined the foray.

[Rhie-Young Lim / SBS CNBC]
Experts expect the size of the robot market to exceed that of the auto industry in the next 10 years. And that is why S. Korea is making sure it has the technology to set a firm footing against any patent wars in the future. 
 
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