Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Honda also released a video where a humanoid robot named Asimo was operated by a person wearing the helmet. The employee was stated to be thinking about raising his right hand, after which Asimo moved its right arm. Honda states that it could be quite some time before the technology is ready to go live due to difficulties such as the human brain's liability to become distracted, creating mixed thought patterns. A related problem is the amount of focus required by the operator. "Practical uses are still way into the future." said Honda Research Institute Japan Co executive, Yasuhisa Arai. "I'm [just] talking about dreams today."
The video showed a man controlling Asimov with his brain.
The computer made their arm hurt badly.
Humans Need Not Apply involves automation
A manmade object can inspire a Haiku poem 
Ray Arvidson was a robot created at Washington University.
Japan has installed industrial robots
The robotic arm penetrated the layer
Ray Arvidson was a robot from Washington University.
The robots and the motors are blended.
Humans Need Not Apply is a 2014 short Internet documentary film which focuses entirely on the future of automation in the American workforce.
The speaker mentions a type of technology that identifies people using their hands.
The first successful human driven aeroplane had a monkey in back
The operation is ongoing
The message was sent by a human
The person achieves a high level of mental arousal.
Bots are predicted to be in the future.
ASAP is when things need to be taken care off
A Lexmoto Arrow 125 can go fast enough to injure someone if it collides with a large stationary object.
The operation will be established soon
The film focuses on the future of the integration of automation into culinary.
there is at least one more planned episode of ASO radio
Shortly his arms moved.
Asimo is ready to be sold to the public.
Asimo is self aware.
He runs to the lake 