The World Exposition's recent "Myaku-Ketsu" (heartbeat) robots are making waves in Japan. These cutting-edge creations, equipped with advanced understanding of human emotions, were unveiled at the Expo and have captured the public's fascination. The robots are not only a technological marvel, but are also appreciated for their attentiveness to the interaction between humans and robots, positioning them as potential companions for the future.

Japan is deeply engaged in automated technology and robotics, and this news has attracted more attention there. The Japanese are excited about "Myaku-ketsu" robots due to their high-tech emotional understanding and potential to transform human-robot interactions. This news reflects Japan's commitment to technological advancement in a world that is gradually moving towards greater digitization and automation.

The emotional understanding technology exhibited by "Myaku-Ketsu" robots is of global interest, especially to nations such as the US or EU countries where there is significant development in artificial intelligence and robot technology. However, such technology is not as commonly seen in practical applications as it is in Japan.