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Hiro-Chan" refers to a robot face created by Japanese scientists that is able to smile due to being covered in living human skin cells, essentially giving it a more realistic and flexible facial expression, achieved by attaching cultured skin cells to a 3D printed face using a special anchoring technique that mimics natural skin ligaments; this allows the robot's "skin" to move and form a smile when actuated