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Romeo, the humanoid robot "Made in France " finally revealed
VIDEO - The Parisian start-up Aldebaran Robotics exhibiting at robotics in Lyon a robot designed to help the person .
This is surely one of the most anticipated times of Innorobo , lounge robotics which opens Tuesday morning in Lyon. For the first time , the French company Aldebaran Robotics will exhibit Romeo, this humanoid 1.40m described as " a true companion and personal assistant " for the elderly. If the android is a far cry from robots " Real Humans " Swedish series, it is still able to walk, to see in three dimensions and talk. With its 40 kg, robot carbon fiber and rubber could even soon open doors and placing objects on a table.
Developed since 2009 , the project is structured around Cape Robotics , an association of 21 companies within the cluster Cap Digital. Over the last five years, Romeo has seen its capabilities and features increase. Scientists have developed particular mobility eyes by combining vestibular system that simply allows a stabilization of the gaze of the robot. The researchers also worked on its ability to recognize objects, but Romeo still takes time to identify them.
In nursing homes in 2017-2019

Side interactions, it still work . Romeo may have short conversations , fed information collected on Linkedin , Google Contact and Google Calendar applications. Thus , the robot can exploit the biography , relationships and the agenda of his interlocutor to carry out discussions . Work has also been done on the emotional interaction Romeo , that is to say, the behavior that must be detected by the voice of the caller emotions. But this innovation was only partially tested.

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Poppy Flower laboratory of INRIA, the robot mounted from printed with a 3D printer parts imagined, also known stand but not yet running. Same for iCub, the small humanoid child developed by the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia to study cognitive science. Still in prototype stage, the CRIIF also had the SAMI, a semi-humanoid assistant supposed to help the elderly at home completely autonomously.