South Korea will pump $26M USD into its robotics programs in 2011, and KAIST has announced that it has sold 8 full-scale humanoids to universities in America and Singapore.

Jaemi HUBO is learning how to detect tempo using optical flow.

Jaemi HUBO’s unfortunate accident in early May 2010 is now just a bad memory.

KAIST and Yonsei University developed this odd looking robot in 2007 and have been coming up with new ways to use it since.

Jaemi HUBO suffered a bad fall in preparation for a ceremony, and was badly damaged as a result.