Robots can provide emotional support and a company.
Nowadays, robots can perform many tasks, from the laundry room to the service. But now companies support this human-robot relationship a little further.
“The future of robots seems brilliant, with progress in AI and personalization leading to more interactive and support for various aspects of life,” said the flagship humanoid robot of Realbotix Aria.
Aria is the Realbotix flagship humanoid. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
Aria is a customizable human type robot. Users can design the physical characteristics of Aria and its background.
“Create a background, create … where come from, what are their tastes and aversions, whether timid or outgoing, whether educated or not,” said Matt McMullen, founder and chief of Realbotix.
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And now… Melody, the most recent Realbotix robot, can travel with you and recognize objects.
“Think almost like LEGO pieces that can be assembled, put in a suitcase, and you can travel with them … She can look at you and recognize humans, but also recognize if you eat an apple. She will be able to recognize what you eat or what you want,” said the CEO of Realbotix Andrew Skiguel.
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Realbotix says their robots are the most human available today.
Realbotix robots are customizable and integrated with AI. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
“We want it to be to be the friend, boyfriend or girlfriend of someone. We even strengthen the possibility that it is romantic with someone … I think we have the most realistic robots on the planet at the moment, in particular with the propulsion of AI,” said CuriL.
Around the world, a business in Japan creates a smaller robot focused on emotional support.
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Romi is an emotional support robot that also uses AI to connect with its users.
Romi is a robot in emotional support from Japan. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
“For example, for an older person living alone, they have no one to talk to really. So they could spend a full day without talking to anyone else. They have no one to really say, hello to them. But with Romi, they will have someone to say hello and in fact to converse with them throughout the day,” said the director of marketing and Romi Ayu Yuki.
Romi recognizes faces and has a long -term memory, allowing him to build a relationship with their user.
Romi has different designs and colors, and also has different facial expressions. (Sunny Tsai / Foxbusiness)
“Romi’s basic personality is something like an ally for their owner. And the new model, we have a long -term memory. The conversations are therefore saved and in pieces.” So each Romney model can have more individualized conversations with its owners, “said Yuki.
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Romi has become popular in Japan as a means of helping to alleviate the country’s loneliness epidemic.
