Meet HOLABOT from PuduTech: a delivery robot with AI speech interaction and facial recognition that can operate around humans with no problem. It detects the direction of human faces with its camera to elevate its screen to the proper height.
Meet the Seandragon XLR: an underwater ROV platform with modular components that lets you take on challenging missions in any body of water. It has a control board compatible with ArduPilot. Seandragon XLR can operate underwater for hours and dive to 300m depths.
Teaching robots to walk like humans is not easy. The Xiao Bei is a robot developed by Chinese researchers that can do just that. The robot has been trained with data to achieve a stable gait while walking. The below video from New China TV shows how the robot works:
Everybody knows about the limitations of regular cars. Hyundai’s Project Elevate aims to address them. It is a robotic vehicle that can walk, climb, and traverse tough terrain not possible by a traditional car. It has 6 degrees of freedom.
Selfie drones have become a thing lately. They are great for people who simply want to capture photos and videos of themselves from the air without a steep learning curve. AirSelfie’s flying camera drones are being showcased at CES. The AIR 100 features 12MP camera, HD video and 6-minute flight time between charges. It only costs $99.95.
Here is another robot that can teach your kids a thing or two about technology. The Artie 3000 is a drawing robot compatible with any desktop computer, tablet, and smart device. It comes with drag & drop command blocks. Users can write code for Artie using JavaScript & Python.
Robots are getting better at soccer all the time but a lot more needs to be done in this area. The iRoboGoalie robot is already capable of saving shots like a pro though. It comes equipped with AI to give you a fun practice. The robot can stop balls up to 235kph. It tracks and displays ball path in 3D.
There is no better way to learn coding and AI concepts than building and programming your own robots and drones. Zumi is a self driving car kit that introduces you to the world of artificial intelligence. It can be taught to identify objects and people, recognize hand gestures, and calculate the optimal route to a destination.
Meet OhmniLabs’ Supercam robot: a new telepresence bot with a high resolution camera, 10.1″ touchscreen, 64-bit Intel CPU, and 95Wh LiFePO4 battery that lasts over 6 hours. It has 48″ and 56″ height options. The robot supports sharp HD video streaming. It is made from biodegradable materials.
