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The 2005 International Robot Exhibition is going on now, and one of the exhibitions is a Bandai/Namco-developed robotic Pac-Man game, according to Akihabara News, which is unfortunately light on specific details. It appears as though Pac-Man really just runs round the maze, but may be connected to an actual version of the game played via the console shown. Regardless, it's pretty neat, and the robot seems to be shiny and well constructed!
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