Chad Le Clos set up three more podium challenges – 100 free, a final clash with the might of Japan in the 200 ‘fly, and 100IM, at the final round of the Arena World Cup in Tokyo, where tomorrow he will collect a cheque for $100,000

Running robot aims to take on Usain Bolt : “Aptly named Athlete, bipedal robot developed in Japan takes a biomechanical approach to running in an attempt to mimic human flexibility and agility.” Posted by GVCC NewsHound at 11:30 AM …

Leaders from South Korea and China meet in Japan for the North Asia Summit. … is video from Phil Rector of a tornado that hit near the town of Center.Watch Video

Aptly named Athlete, bipedal robot developed in Japan takes a biomechanical approach to running in an attempt to mimic human flexibility and agility.

Aptly named Athlete, bipedal robot developed in Japan takes a biomechanical approach to running in an attempt to mimic human flexibility and agility.

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Aptly named Athlete, bipedal robot developed in Japan takes a biomechanical approach to running in an attempt to mimic human flexibility and agility. Read this blog post by Leslie Katz on Crave.

Asian Games: Korean plays down prospects in the blue ribbond race and 30-lapper after world-leading wins over 200m and 1,500m; Norimasa Hirai, head coach to Japan, believes his programme is in crisis as China take 19 gold to Japan’s 4 so far

Japan’s national champion Ryo Tateishi brought home a gold in the men’s 100-meter breaststroke at the Guangzhou Asian Games on Monday. Ryo made a strong dash in the 50m mark to take the lead and clocked one minute and 0.38 second to lift Japan’s first swimming title in two days.

China have vowed to come out on top in the Asian Games “duel in the pool” with arch-rivals Japan, but four-time Olympic gold medallist Kosuke Kitajima has other ideas.