Panasonic showed off a robot egg at CES 2017 that could serve as a desktop companion in the future.
The proof of concept robot is described by Panasonic to have "human-like movements and communication skills," is equipped with Wi-Fi to access cloud data, has an embedded projector, and is "about the size of a standard kitchen countertop blender."
"This test project builds on Panasonic’s innovations in robotics including battery and power solutions, vision and sensing, navigation solutions and motion control in a new appealing design," Panasonic's Director of the North American Design Strategy Office Takahiro Iijima said. "This is Panasonic’s latest effort in demonstrating network services in a friendly package."
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The proof of concept robot is described by Panasonic to have "human-like movements and communication skills," is equipped with Wi-Fi to access cloud data, has an embedded projector, and is "about the size of a standard kitchen countertop blender."
"This test project builds on Panasonic’s innovations in robotics including battery and power solutions, vision and sensing, navigation solutions and motion control in a new appealing design," Panasonic's Director of the North American Design Strategy Office Takahiro Iijima said. "This is Panasonic’s latest effort in demonstrating network services in a friendly package."
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