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The hyper-realistic robot is being used to study our emotional responses after seeing an android that looks just like a real person.

Japanese researchers have blurred the lines between man and machine with their latest robot, the incredibly realistic Geminoid DK.

Meet Ameca, "the world's most advanced human-shaped robot," and the company building the hyper-realistic bots.

Disney researchers have built a robot with a highly realistic gaze -- and a horrifying look that could haunt your dreams.

The world's most realistic robot is about to get legs. Ameca has been billed as the world's most advanced humanoid robot, but soon the British-made robot could be walking.

Compared to the P3 and its predecessor the P2, the new robot is also smaller. Honda said its research showed people favored humanoid robots of between 47 inches and average human height.

Ameca boasts hyper-realistic facial expressions, thanks to the 17 motors inside her head, and is fluent in Japanese, English, German, Chinese, French and other languages.

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) today revealed a robot that looks a lot like a fish. So much, in fact, that it's the perfect spy to keep tabs on real marine creatures.