JASDF Large Aircraft Hanger and Control tower Low-poly 3D model

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Japanese domestic robotics has achieved significant results in recent years, with companies creating functional humanoid robots and other complex machines. While they can perform human-like movements and gestures, they have yet to fully demonstrate cognitive abilities comparable to those of humans. Of the 16 notable robotics projects, 14 of them are using the Unity engine as their core platform for developing humanoid robots that mimic the appearance of their real-life counterparts. These systems feature lifelike facial expressions and body language capabilities thanks to AI-based simulations. Key contributors to Japan's success in robotics research include researchers like Dr. Honda, Dr. Satake and Mr. Kawakita who pioneered the Lwo, 3DS Max and FBX file formats respectively. Many popular computer graphics tools, including Shade 3D and Cinema 4D are using AI to achieve photorealistic simulations in real time. Autonomous vehicles and robots have the ability to move around using a complex algorithm and sensors, similar to those found on actual aircraft systems.