NAO Robot Delivers Truly Natural and Conversational Interactions with Nuance's Powerful Voice Recognition and Text-to-Speech, Driving the Future of Human-Robot Communication Paris, France and ...
The versatile humanoid robot Nao caught Gizmag's attention at the 2009 International Robot Exhibition (iREX 2009). What Nao lacks in size, he makes up for in features and capabilities. Nao can see ...
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The newest teacher at the Hutchinson school district’s Career and Technical Education Academy can demonstrate tai chi moves and also display a little bathroom humor. It’s Nao, the ...
Remember NAO, the robot that stole the show at the recent Robotville event? Well, NAO's already impressive set of abilities have just been extended with Aldebaran Robotics releasing a new version of ...
These pint-sized Nao robots sure are versatile: they can be programmed to dance, be self-aware and even record and relay technical repair instructions. Researchers from the French National Centre for ...
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr9E3NUYFUw&hl=en&fs=1&] Well I’ll be: a fancy robot that has nothing to do with Japan. It’s called Nao, and it was ...
Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ is Japan’s biggest bank, and I’ve been a customer for over six years. That may have been a good call, because now it’s the first to employ robots. Aldebaran Robotics’ Nao, a ...
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Meet NAO: Bensalem High School's Humanoid Robot
BENSALEM TOWNSHIP, PA —Meet NAO. The Bensalem Township School District has introduced its latest innovation. It's NAO, a humanoid robot. School officials said the cutting-edge technology is set to ...
French humanoid robot NAO is being programmed to understand commands in Hindi by an Udaipur-based engg college. Techno India NJR Institute has purchased the programmable robot from its French ...
Nao could usher in the age of social humanoid robots that are designed to live and work with humans. Aldebaran Robotics, a French company owned by Japan’s SoftBank, has created five versions of the ...
A new development in robotics could be a step in the direction of that scenario one day becoming fact. A team of programmers at Hertfordshire University have created Nao, a robot that detects and ...
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