ROBOT AND DRONE NEWS: ROBOT AS A COMPANION SERVICES PROVIDER
Did you hear of Pepper robot? It is a Japanese robot, able
to display emotional responses like a human being. Created by a Japanese
company named Softbank, this robot has a humanoid body.
Pepper was originally envisioned as a companion robot
for household settings, but now has grown to be used in several different
settings globally.
In Belgium, they guide patients through hospital
departments. In Canada, they are used as the face greeting when you enter the
bank. In Japan, they sell coffee machines and, most recently, in the UK, Pepper
is being used for community engagement.
Pepper is engaging with humans across the globe and
people are becoming more used to the idea of robots providing them with care.
Another such innovation in the area of companion
robotics is Ryan. It is designed to assist aging people, especially those with
Alzheimer’s. This companion robot can recognize your face, facial expressions,
and voice while also being able to converse with you. Ryan can remind
memory-compromised patients to take their medicines, go to appointments, and
have their meals.
Do you know its programming can even be adjusted to be
more sophisticated or less detailed, depending upon the patient? While the
current version of Ryan is immobile and just a torso sitting on a table, it is
expected that we will get Ryan as much more advanced in future. Here one thing
has to be made clear about this humanoid robot is that not all robots will have
humanoid faces and will attempt to duplicate human behaviour.
As your interest in robotics increases and technology
continues to advance, you may look for the latest robot and drone news, Visit at http://robbtherobotguy.com/blog/ Would you
believe drone sales is forecasted to double in the next year? Drone technology
will even become an affordable extension to users’ smartphones, doing
everything from taking selfies to providing entertainment for individuals. The
next direction is trended towards companion services or transforming
traditional robots into collaborative robots.
Stay tuned to us to catch up with the latest robot and
drone news.
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