It has two arms, a face that displays simulated emotion, and cameras and sensors that detect the motion of human beings that work next to it.

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For people shots and pans, the smoother motion of 50 fps looks more like the simulated HFR of TruMotion from newer TVs to us, although we find it to be less noticeable on action shots.

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