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"A Japanese inventor has created a bin that can sense, move to and catch rubbish thrown into the air all by itself. The device, called &amp;#039;Smart Trashbox&amp;#039;, uses a battery-powered motor to move around on four wheels, as well as a Microsoft Kinect camera to track objects, Metro reports.      The video of the project shows how the &amp;#039;Smart Trashbox&amp;#039; evolved from a simple drawing into a fully-fledged rubbish-catching machine. The Kinect is not the only piece of video game technology used for the device, as early in the clip the inventor is seen moving a prototype with a PlayStation controller.  Although possibly just part of a viral advertising campaign for Frisk gum, which features in the first few seconds of the video, the rubbish catcher has captivated viewers, racking up nearly two million views in just one week. The &amp;#039;Smart Trashbox&amp;#039; is just a prototype at this stage. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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