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  The Japanese team was a former world champion. There are also a lot of Japanese teams, congratulations, but now our country is going to a frozen kingdom. But the Japanese robot fell in front of Downey, and Darwin didn't hit the ball next to him. There was a yellow card. This is a win. It's time to say hello. It's a waste of your time. It's slow, but it's a cool meeting. Nice to meet you, professors. I am a professor of mechanical aviation at Seil Yoo and I am the director of Romelatonin, a robotics research institute. I am a robotics engineer who researches and develops robots. I'm going to make a video I'm showing you now. What did you do? A chemically moving amoeba robot Arirang High mobility robot combined with wheels I've developed a lot of leg-colored walking robots. Dog Four Three Six Okay So, today we're talking about robots. What is a robot? In fact, even in academia, every person is 100% 100% robot. What is a sense? It is a device that receives information from the external environment. There are a lot of senses in humans, such as a camera. There are so many five senses. What does a computer device do for a person? Okay, third, if you judged it that way, you have to do something physical with it. It has to move. Based on that, we need to make some judgment and have these three things that actually move. We are called robots. Now then, I ask you guys, is a smartphone a robot or not? There are a lot of gyro sensors, accelerometers, microphones, but these smartphones do move or do physical things. I