The voice-controlled robot has a camera installed on the front, speakers, and microphone in order to provide better communication. It can playback music and connect to Wi-Fi network.
Friday, November 17, 2017
Robot serving as a Videographer
Last week the New York-based start-up Karitian and its main engineer Oded Kariti uncovered company’s first domestic robot, Reddy. Reddy is a self-driving robot that reacts to voice commands. It looks like a human, with a round head, a body, and arms attached to it. The robot has some genuine innovations that are available in smartphones, gaming, and mechanical autonomy. Many sensors installed in the robot help Reddy to maneuver better in the environment and take in its way around the house, ensuring it doesn't slam into anything or tumble down stairs.
The voice-controlled robot has a camera installed on the front, speakers, and microphone in order to provide better communication. It can playback music and connect to Wi-Fi network.
The voice-controlled robot has a camera installed on the front, speakers, and microphone in order to provide better communication. It can playback music and connect to Wi-Fi network.
Location:
New York, NY, USA
Monday, February 20, 2017
How Science Helps with Home Chores
Just like with everything else, new technologies have a good and a bad side. The good thing is that they can help us with everyday things like paying bills or shopping, but there are also certain disadvantages that come along with them.
Labels:
devices,
Home Chores,
science,
technology
Location:
San Diego, CA, USA
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