SoftBank Robotics' guide robot, Pepper, is the world's first emotion-recognizing social humanoid robot. Optimized for human interaction, it communicates reliably in multiple languages to engage with people effectively.
At 120cm tall, Pepper is highly aware of its surroundings and proactively approaches customers to initiate natural conversations. It highlights key messages via its integrated touchscreen, shares multimedia content and web pages, and conveys multisensory information through expressive body language. Pepper’s human-like appearance provides a sense of comfort, allowing people to approach it familiarly and without hesitation.
Project Background and Objective
Need for a guide robot that can approach customers in a friendly manner
Ability to communicate with people of various nationalities
Support for robot content updates provided by industry experts
Components
| Robot | SoftBank Robotics Guide Robot Pepper Main Body; - Dimensions (W * L * H) (mm): 485 * 425 * 1200; - Weight (kg): 28; - Display (inch): 10.1; - Sensors: Gyro, Touch, Sonar, Laser, Bumper, 3D, RGB Camera, Mic, etc.; - Network: Wi-Fi; - Maximum Speed (km/h): 3; - Allowable Step (cm): 1.5; Components; - Charger; - Packaging Box; - Language Pack; |
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