article_snippet.sent: With his lively eyebrows, winkled cheeks and eyes that follow you around the room - this state-of-the-art robotic head is menacingly lifelike.
article_snippet.sent: The head, designed by American robotics designer David Hanson, is able to answer basic questions and can also be used in the simulation of medical scenarios.
article_snippet.sent: Such reactions are a major feat of engineering, according to chief designer David Hanson, the founder and and president of Hanson Robotics.
article_snippet.sent: The head is not the first human-looking robot that his firm has created either.
article_snippet.sent: Mr Hanson sees robotics as Mr Hanson calling and works on many fronts, from sculpting features to developing artificial intelligence.
article_snippet.sent: To advance to the next step of producing robots for everyday applications in entertainment, health care and education, Mr Hanson decided to move to Hong Kong with Mr Hanson family - Mr Hanson wife Amanda and their son Zeno.
article_snippet.sent: Hong Kong has a booming robotics community with a high amount of expertise and design infrastructure and new technology can be developed at a lower cost than in the US.
article_snippet.sent: : Mr Hanson sees robotics as his calling and works on many fronts, from sculpting features to developing artificial intelligence .
article_snippet.sent: The Einstein robot, which made Ham public debut at the Technology, Entertainment and Design conference in the U.S in 2009, was developed at the University of California (UC)
highlights_snippet.sent: Robot has been drawing crowds at Hong Kong electronics event this week .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Known as Ham, the head was designed by US firm Hanson Robotics .
  