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http://rehabilitationrobotics.net/ro-man14/

CONFERENCE THEME

Human-Robot Co-Existence: Adaptive interfaces and systems for daily life, therapy, assistance and socially engaging interactions.

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Wearing edinburgh.

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Japanese telecommunications giant Softbank Corp. unveiled a new humanoid robot named Pepper, which the company claimed can identify human emotions and respond to them.

Pepper joins the pantheon of other widely known humanoid robots, such as Honda's Asimo and NASA's Robonaut. Unlike Robonaut, Pepper isn't meant to take the place of humans in dangerous environments like deep space. Instead, it's designed to work alongside us.

Pepper can move around on its roller wheels, but its main features include verbal and physical communication. It's equipped with an emotion recognition system to decipher what's behind voice tones.

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http://www.scriptol.fr/robotique/robots-humanoides.php

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