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9. Robotic Dinosaurs

What is it? A group of benevolent and loud robotic dinosaurs who check people in at a hotel.
Invention: 2015. (Certified by Guinness World Records in 2016).
Average price:$0*

Jurassic Park Fans will enjoy this. Two new employees are working at the Henn-na Hotel in Urayasu suburb of Tokyo. Front desk staff are robotic dinosaurs. When they detect you, the dinosaurs scream “WELCOME”.

The dinosaurs at the check-in counter wear little bellboy hats, and they appear to be friendly. The Henn-na hotel chain takes pride in its quirky experiences. Hennn-na takes pride in being the first hotel chain to employ robots. All the robotic dinosaurs, which are far smaller than life-size, are Tyrannosaurus Rex model.

These animatronic dinos are the most unusual of all the robotic assistants in Japan. Who wouldn’t want to be greeted every once in a while by an extinct reptile?

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