ReutersThe robots served drinks and cleared tables in the cafeA cafe staffed by robot waiters controlled remotely by paralysed people has opened in Tokyo, Japan. A total of 10 people with a variety of conditions that restrict their movement have helped control robots in the Dawn Ver cafe. The robot's controllers earned 1,000 yen (£7) per hour - the standard rate of pay for waiting staff in Japan. It is hoped the project will give more independence to people with disabilities.

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America was unprepared for war militarily, but ready industrially. Underestimating how ready was the enemy's biggest wartime mistake. And they should have known. Even in 1938, U.S. national income was double the incomes of Germany, Japan and Italy combined. America produced five million new 1937 cars, while Japan produced 26,000. Even so, at war's start American workers and resources were underutilized. Three million men were unemployed. Automobile plants were operating at 50%.