An curved arrow pointing right. Telecom giant SoftBank has developed a robot that can read and react to human emotions. It's called "Pepper," and it's a humanoid robot designed to interact and ...

Meet Pepper, a humanoid robot that reads the emotions of people it meets and reacts to their moods using its voice, arm and hand gestures, and changes in eye color to express itself. Pepper also ...

Japanese technology company Softbank denies it’s pulling the plug on its friendly, talking, bubble-headed Pepper robot. “There is absolutely no change to our Pepper business,” Softbank ...

making appearances at events around the world Pepper, the friendly little humanoid robot that was launched to much fanfare back in 2014, looks as if it may be retired - for now at least.

An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. Pepper is a robot receptionist working at a hospital in Belgium. It can speak 19 languages and was brought in to improve social and health care.

Earlier this week it was widely reported that Softbank’s friendly-faced almost-humanoid Pepper robot was not long for ... interaction except via its touch screen. As a striking contrast in ...

It's a different experience than looking at a screen on Pepper's chest." Robot tells MPs: "I am Pepper and I am a resident robot at Middlesex University" There are now 20 Sophia robots in ...

Emirates NBD, one of the leading banking groups in the region, is introducing 'Pepper'*, an artificial intelligence robot that will add a fun element to customer engagement. Pepper will make his ...

The world's most advanced sweet pepper harvesting robot, developed in a consortium including Ben-Gurion University of the Negev (BGU) researchers, was introduced last week at the Research Station ...

Because social robots have a body, humans react to them differently than we do to a computer screen. Studies have shown that little children sometimes ... graduate student Raisa Gray and I introduced ...

Because social robots have a body, humans react to them differently than we do to a computer screen. Studies have shown that little children sometimes ... graduate student Raisa Gray and I introduced ...