At a recent innovation festival, researchers from the University of Canberra introduced attendees to “Pepper,” a humanoid robot equipped with ChatGPT, to study how the public reacts to such ...

Pepper is about four feet tall, looks like a person (except for the wheels where its legs should be), and has more emotional intelligence than your average toddler. It uses facial recognition to ...

The Wall Street Journal reports on the troubled life of Pepper the robot, launched in 2014 by SoftBank. Expectations were so inflated back in 2014 that the first batch of 1,000 robots sold out in ...

The robot is powered by two batteries, which can quickly be swapped for freshly charged ones when they start getting low. According to Agrist, use of the technology should allow pepper farmers to ...

QUT's use of Pepper will also have a strong student focus, expected to spend most of its time interacting with students and the public at The Cube, the university's science, technology ...

PEPPER the robot today made history by becoming the first ever android to give ... The AI-enabled bot was called before a Commons committee to give evidence on the future of technology in society. 2.

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — Pepper the robot is coming to our shores later this year, and its creators want the help of Android developers to help make it smarter. Japan-based SoftBank Robotics ...

A 4-foot tall humanoid robot named Pepper, made by Aldebaran, a SoftBank company, interacts with people in hospitals, hotels, and homes. TechRepublic's comprehensive guide explains how Pepper works.

Kicking off an event that showcases Softbank's Pepper robot working in a business environment, the Japanese phone carrier says it's going to test it out for itself, announcing a Pepper phone shop ...

I feel for Pepper the robot. More precisely, I feel for all the Peppers who are about to go into the world and be owned by humans. Made by Japanese telecommunications company Softbank in ...

Pepper (pictured) is made by French firm Aldebaran Robotics. Within a minute of going on sale at the weekend in Japan, the first 1,000 units of humanoid had been ordered.