Pepper, a robotic guide developed with Yasyt Robotics, introduces a museum visit and explains a painting at the Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona.
Pepper says it is there with Yasyt Robotics to help visitors explore the paintings in the room.
Pepper identifies the painting’s protagonist as Grandmother Maria, who has Alzheimer’s. It explains that the artist used a black background as a metaphor for how Maria might feel when she loses her memory.
Pepper introduces itself again and asks whether the visitor would like to tour the museum with it.
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University of Tsukuba professor Fumihide Tanaka presents robotics research at the Paul G. Allen School, covering child-robot interaction, education, and social robots for older adults.
Inbar, CEO of RobotLAB, discusses commercial robot adoption, labor gaps, customer service, and local support with John Koetsier on NEXT’s TechFirst.
Professor R. Kim, a geriatrics specialist at St. Marien Hospital, and Alexander Paul of Entrance Robotics discuss using Pepper and Robot Care to support older patients, with host Nicholas at SoftBank Robotics Europe in Paris.
SoftBank Robotics demonstrates Pepper’s navigation software in a Parisian mall, helping visitors find the spa and carousel.
A SoftBank Robotics Europe Certified Partner from Robots of London discusses the company’s robot applications, a Pepper deployment for the GSMA at Mobile World Congress, and its expanding partnership with SoftBank Robotics.
Steve Carlin, a SoftBank Robotics executive, joins the Nerdist hosts to discuss Pepper, practical uses for robots, and how technology can support human needs.
