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Seoul-based Yujin Robotics is using Evolution's NorthStar navigation system in a prototype household robot called Jupiter, in a project organized by the Korean Ministry of Information and Communication. The ministry's Ubiquitous Robot Companion concept involves robots linked by a broadband connection to a server to minimize a robot's onboard functions and thus its cost.

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