The robot was merely an innocent victim of his ire. The incident proved that Pepper could at least provide a useful (albeit pricey) punchbag. 5. All the times that Pepper shook hands with celebs ...

When someone is being stiff and acting emotionless, we may have to quit calling them a robot ... shaking hands and urging him to smile. Pepper gets feedback from its user via facial-recognition ...

The robot revolution is coming. But instead of death machines dragging us off to work in their plutonium mines, we'll get helpful little friends like Pepper ... or lend a hand when you get older ...

If SoftBank Robotics has its way, Pepper the humanoid robot will not only soon offer ... allow it to move freely and gesticulate with its hands, fingers, head, and body in life-like movement ...

Pepper the robot is coming to our shores later this year ... that devices that we currently use will disappear from our hands, replaced by all-hearing and doing bots that are connected to Internet.

She was once described a "living synth" by London's Evening Standard for having a microchip injected into her hand. Poor Pepper the robot-- it's hard to be taken seriously when you're made of ...

He isn’t a work robot, but more of an emotional companion for people. Pepper has his own evolving emotions which “are influenced by people’s facial expressions and words, as well as his ...

"The main focus is to entertain people and to test how they react to seeing a robot in a shop." Cubier was speaking at the WSJDLive conference in California, where Pepper units were on hand.

He isn’t a work robot, but more of an emotional companion for people. Pepper has his own evolving emotions which “are influenced by people’s facial expressions and words, as well as his ...