Which of the following is TRUE about Robot Asimo? [originaltext] (23)In 2000

(23)In 2000, Japanese engineers stunned the world with their humanoid robot Asimo, which could walk, run and grasp both hard and soft objects.
    Fourteen years later, robots are still not ready to help out in our homes, but many mechanical and electrical solutions first applied in those experimental platforms are now being used in industry and medicine.(24)Different mechanical arms and hands are being designed for jobs that require not only greater strength and precision than human hands, but are also safe to operate around people.
    Barrett Technology’s robotic arm mimics any move done by a human-operated arm, down to die strength of the grip.
    He said that people can control the forces that are being applied by a person. So it’s great for rehabilitation, for physical therapy, for surgery, that type of thing.