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AI-driven Forpheus uses data gathered from cameras and sensors to adjust its game according to the opponent and offer suggestions on improving table tennis skills.
BENKEI KURODA, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Omron is developing an AI-driven table tennis robot that can smash the ball or send back a slow, arching forehand, according to the player's level.

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