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Who Wouldn’t Buy Ice Cream From A Cute Japanese Robot? [Robots]

Who Wouldnt Buy Ice Cream From A Cute Japanese Robot? [Robots]Who Wouldnt Buy Ice Cream From A Cute Japanese Robot? [Robots] As if ice cream doesn’t practically sell itself inside the summers anyway, a Japanese theme park decided to hire a cute robot named Yaskawa-kun to hawk the delicious treat. I suspect you’ll understand their choice once you see a video of him at work.

Yes, he really is so cute that he’ll probably sell twice as much ice cream as a human counterpart. [Robonable via CrunchGear via Engadget]

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