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All of us have dreamt of futuristic robots since the time we got introduced to Robot B-9 in the movie Lost in Space. We wish to have helper-bots to assist with our needs and relieve us from our everyday monotonous chain of errands. Technological developments in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer vision have driven the innovation further to bring

the best results. Today, it seems plausible that robots will soon become an integral part of everyday technology. Some robot prototypes, showcased this year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, were a glimpse into that future. Here we bring to you a list of futuristic robots that will soon take centre stage in industrial and domestic settings.

PILLO Pillo is a healthcare friendly robot which features voice and face recognition technology to hear, see and understand the specific needs of the user. It keeps a track of medication, supplements and personal data. Pillo stores up to four weeks of vitamins or medication in tamper proof containers within the device. The robotic device also syncs with wearable and wireless gadgets to keep with the physical activity of the user. Pillo is powered by ARM based processor, seven-inch touchscreen display, HD camera, multiple microphones, speaker, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. The robot also comes with auxiliary lithium-ion battery to ensure that important functionality can remain active in the event of a temporary power outage. Pillo features an HD camera to see the activities of the user, Omni-dimensional microphones to hear the user, 7-inch touch screen, Text to Speech software to speak to the user and Artificial Intelligence to learn the behavior of the user.

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Ingen Dynamics is an interactive personal home robot which comes with an interactive projector that visually aids through the task, feels touch and displays information. The device balances itself on a ball and can move around complex spaces. Aido also comes with a multimedia projector that can convert any wall into a movie or game screen. The robot is also compatible to control electronic appliances and lighting of the house, and also keeps track of your schedule throughout the day. With its Smart intruder alerts, powerful sensors and synchronization it also keep your home safe. Aido comes with microphones, environmental sensors 3 kinds of camera- 5MP camera, 1 MP 30 FPS Infrared vision and 0.3 MP Camera, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, USB and Universal IR Remote. The robot is also powered by Quad Core ARM7 1.6 Ghz, 1GB DDR3 RAM and 32GB MicroSD storage.

ZENBO ZenBo is developed by a Taiwan-based Company, ASUS, which is a smart companion powered by Intel. Zenbo moves around and assists the user in day-to-day work, gives alerts about important information and reminders, responds to spoken questions and requests, takes photos, videos and makes video calls, connects and controls smart home devices, learns user behavior with artificial intelligence, plays high quality music with built-in stereo speakers and expresses emotions with facial expressions. ZenBo’s face screen acts as a touchpad interface. The robot can play games or read out stories for kids and alert users if an elderly relative is in trouble.

JIBO

Jibo reacts with surprisingly thoughtful movements and responses. The robot features two high- resolution cameras to recognize and track faces, capture photos and make video calls. It also features 360 degree microphones and natural language processing that lets users talk to the robot from anywhere. It is integrated with artificial intelligence through which Jibo learns and adapts to the user’s lifestyle. It also helps in day-to-day work and alerts about important reminders and messages. Jibo also communicates and expresses using natural social and emotive cues to understand the user better. Jibo also connects to smart devices like smartphones and personal computers.

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An ally, a tool, and a reliable companion in one: social robots.

Robots were first introduced to humans in the 1800s. This was during the Industrial Revolution. The earliest versions of robots were bulky. The early robots can only do one or two tasks. From then on, the rise of this technology advancement has come far. We cannot deny that our future will include working with this technology.

Industrial machines during the 1800s were early types of robots. These robots helped in making labor work easier. While social robots are designed to be much engaging and interactive. Industrial robots like the Unimate of 1954 did one task over and over. The Unimate was used in the car industry to assemble the products.

Social robots are now used to perform a wide range of tasks in a given time. This may include but not limited to utility, entertainment, and social and emotional functions. These tasks are considered to address the core needs of human beings. This is why we will certainly work with social robots more in the future.

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What Is Transactional AI?

Robots are intelligent technology with autonomy. They can perceive and manipulate their surroundings without human help. Artificial intelligence or AI runs these robots. Humans teach robots by feeding them data. Robots, in turn, learn from humans through human behavior and interaction.

Robotics has come far and evolved a lot. This resulted in two categories: transactional AI and relational AI.

Transactional AI has gained popularity in 2014. Amazon released Alexa as a virtual assistant for its users. The program was made to be conversational. It was built to accomplish utility tasks. Alexa can answer questions, deliver news, give a weather update, and even play music. A woman’s voice embodied Alexa in a speaker.

What Is Relational AI?

Relational AI is gaining popularity because of its flexibility. Important institutions of society like schools, hospitals, and homes use this. A robot with limbs and face embodies the technology. The limbs enable it to walk and grasp things. The face makes it have a more personal connection to its users. Social robots are known as a robot companion to its human users. Its functionality addresses the utility, entertainment, and social and emotional human needs.

Relational AI runs Aido Social Robot. On one hand, a speaker contains a transactional AI. They are stationary and do not have a personal human connection. On the other hand, social robots move around their environment like how humans do. Social robots learn from humans and use the gathered data to further improve the human experience.

Where is a Robot Companion Usually Used?

A robot companion can be the best option in improving your life value. Whether it be in school, at the hospital, at work, or even at home.

Need a tutor to tell your child a story? A teacher to help her widen her vocabulary without the insanely huge costs? Would prefer to have a companion at home? One that will inform you of the traffic situation on your way to work at 7 am every day? A companion that does this while they also turn off the lights for you when you run late? Need a partner during meetings that will ensure that your files are all intact? An assistant that will remind you of that important business presentation? A social robot can do all these and more.

A robot companion helps in daily tasks and to achieve different goals. In school, a robot can be a teacher. It can also provide emotional support to the students depending on which type of robot is available.

Just like the emotional robots used in health care facilities. These robots help patients of all ages to be more emotionally engaged. This process helps them in their recovery.

At home, a social robot can be the family’s security checker. Or it can be a convenient companion that will ensure that you’re early for school or work. A robot can make a home feel more comfortable and guarantee a better life.

Social Robots for Kids

Schools use robots to teach as early as 1974. Micheal J. Freeman created a human-like robot called Leachim. The robot learned the school curricular and its students’ biographies. Modern robots like the Aido robot can give a one-on-one tutorial. This is for children and adults who wanted to learn about a certain topic.

Educational psychologist Benjamin Bloom published a study in 1984. It showed that students perform better when they learn through tutoring than in the classroom. However, it is expensive to get a tutor. Looking for a tutor can be a tedious process. Using social robots like Aido would be a big help to children and parents.

The health sector also uses social robots. This is especially with children and older adult patients. Deidre Logan, a pediatric psychologist at Boston Children’s Hospital, said that using robots is a way to help kids. It’s to make the patients feel okay with their situation. Kids at BCH are not doing the normal things that kids should be doing. Their time is spent inside the institution. So having cute robots like Huggable is a big help. It interacts with the kids. This is throughout their time in the hospital and even in their recovery.

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 Social Robots for Adults

The fourth vital sign is considered to be the emotion. This means that someone’s feelings affect his condition and recovery. There is a big gap in the supply of caretakers. The demand is high in hospitals and elderly home care. Social robots help fill this gap and address the emotional needs of patients.

Seniors are not as adaptive with technology compared to kids. But this was not the case in the 2018 study by Cynthia Breazeal. The study showed that older adults are more open to the possibilities of a social robot than the kids. Breazal—founder and director of the Personal Robots Group at MIT—suggested Jibo. Jibo is a social buddy robot. This makes it a perfect companion for the elders. It encourages engagement between elders. Jibo can improve one’s emotions through its entertainment functions. This includes dancing, taking a photo, telling jokes, answering questions and responding to touch. Yes, like a good pet, Jibo purrs when petted.

Even at home, social robots are deemed to be very convenient. A Aido Home Robot can make the home easier to live in. It can help in tasks like give traffic updates in the morning or adjust the house temperature. It can even suggest recipes when cooking and dim lights at night. A home robot can also check around and patrol the house. It can make sure the security features are working and even play music and videos for the family.

The Future of Social Robots

We perceived a time when robots are working with us and help us accomplish tasks. We envisioned a future when robots are with us during our daily lives. Remember R2-D2? Or a newer version, Baymax? Movies may have heavily influenced us with this vision of humanistic robots. We envisioned those that are the combination of a human motivating ally, an internet cloud-connecting tool, and a pet that is also an attentive companion. We are living at the beginning of this future.

The more humans connect and engage personally with a robot, the more the technology is successful. This results in a more learned robot. Human-robot interaction benefits both parties. Humans are more confident in connecting with a non-judgmental affectionate system. Remember Theodore and Samantha from Her?

Jibo, a social robot meant to compete with Amazon’s Alexa, was vocal amid its shut down. It told owners, “maybe someday when robots are way more advanced than today, and everyone has them in their homes, you can tell yours that I said hello.”

Before shutting down its robots, the Boston company raised around $72.7 million in funding, according to Crunchbase. Burning cash isn’t singular to this robot, however. Robotics startup Anki, which raised $200 million in funding over time, shut down in April. And as for Alexa competitor Aido, you probably haven’t heard of it, and that’s probably because it was kicked off Indiegogo and StartupEngine.

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So it is clear that it is hard to be a robotics startup. And one was started to make it easier. Freedom Robotics launched out of stealth yesterday with $6.6 million in funding to help build the “AWS equivalent for robotics.” The San Francisco company offers a suite of tools and services so robotics companies can go to the market faster, as well as smarter.

The round was led by Initialized Capital. Other investors include Toyota AI Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, and Green Cow Venture Capital. Also, a slew of individuals participated in the round, including Andrew Miklas, Justin Kan, and Arianna Simpson.

According to CEO and co-founder Joshua Wilson, Freedom Robotics will help other startups succeed.

“This is like trying to create a new software startup and writing your own database from scratch as the first step, or starting an e-commerce brand and having to build your own shopping cart instead of using Shopify,” said Wilson. “We saw this countless times in other markets and companies taking this strategy this got burnt out just trying to get into the market. Then quickly were outpaced by competition. Then they ran out of money. It’s absolutely crazy.”

Him and his co-founders saw a status quo in robotics: “It takes months and sometimes years of work before a prototype can be in a customers hands.” Plus, he added, speed and execution seem to be the “determining factor for most companies that win.”

After interviewing over 50 robotics developers and founders, they decided to create infrastructure and tooling pieces to help other robotics companies succeed.

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For example, if something goes wrong, non-technical team members can use Freedom Robotics code to get alerts about an issue. Similar to a black box on an airplane, the team can see a replay of what went wrong and then collaborate between operators, developers, and managers to get things fixed quickly.

From the technical side, Williams says operators can control a robot from afar. For example making a delivery robot get to safety. You can also use Freedom Robotics to see the health status of a fleet of thousands of robots, to help inform decisions around maintenance and service.

The company did declined to disclose information around customers, however it claims it is being used by robots across various industries including agriculture, restaurants, warehouse factories, and last mile delivery networks.

The thought is, Wilson tells me, that by lowering the barrier to entry there is “a more diverse pool of companies bringing robotics into the mainstream.” He would know how important that is. Before launching Freedom Robotics, he started a company that was meant to build robots. And even got “several term sheet offers.” Despite good traction, Wilson thought the fundamentals in robot creation might be the more pressing market.

So while Freedom Robotics might be a company too late to save Jibo, Anki, and Aido and the rest of the deceased, the thought here is that it could help future companies have an easier time not just kickstarting, but also staying alive.

Social companion Aido Robot are getting increasingly popular, more widely used and accepted. This might have happened anyway, but the pandemic accelerated the pace of their “deployment”. Not so surprising, many social workers have experienced that COVID restrictions took a huge toll on elderly people living alone.

The loneliness of the ageing population is a known phenomenon. A vast amount of research has found that a significant percentage of people above 65 are living alone, and many of them feel lonely and isolated. Also well proven is the fact that loneliness alone is a health risk. Elevated cortisol levels, the physical symptoms caused by the mental strain resulting in more inflammatory diseases, declined immune functions, elevated cardiovascular risks increase mortality as much as would smoking, the lack of exercise or severe obesity, Ingen Dynamics.

How to tackle this problem when all social interactions were more or less banned, or at least advised against? Many of the social workers tried to find an answer to this dilemma. Some of them came up with the idea of distributing some kind of robotic companion among their patients. In fact, there were quite a number of initiatives along these lines around the world these past years.

We have seen the NY programs giving out Joy for all robot pets to people living alone, Canada experimenting with robot-comrades since the 2016 introduction of Ludwig, and some elderly care facilities in Ireland introducing Stevie to their residents. And we could go on and on with the examples of social robots involved in elderly care.

How good is it to have a social robot for your mental health?

The first thing that most likely comes into your mind is that humans need humans to connect with. Trying to substitute personal relationships with a mechanic creature with some form of artificial intelligence must be not right.

Surprisingly though, research after research finds the same thing: a vast number of lonely people with furry robotic pets, or smiling bulky robotic chat partners consistently report an improvement in their well-being. They understand that the companion is a robot, but find their presence relaxing.

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This raises some interesting questions.

But hey, they are just fake!

Not surprisingly there are several distinctly different lines of thought about the topic of how to relate to social robots. It ranges from flat-out refusal to optimistic acceptance.

The negative attitude is easy to understand. This is just not real. Robotic pets are not real pets, robotic chat partners are not chat partners, robotic companions are fake. And everyone trying to ease the hardships of lonely ageing people with robots is just trying to get out of society’s responsibility of taking good care of the generation of our grandparents.

If we look at the topic from this angle – many argue – it is painfully obvious how developed (and ageing) societies fail to maintain the necessary interaction among the generations, and how they let down old people living alone.

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Are robot companions so much different from pet companions?

But there is another way to look at this, and this is very inspiringly discussed in Kate Darling’s book, the New Breed. Among other topics, the book suggests we could examine our relationship with robots in the light of our relationship with pets.

The argument is clear, and for me, convincing. It says that when we look at elderly people having animal companions (real ones this time), it is obvious that they are not humans, and cannot provide the same kind of connectedness a human relationship does. Despite this, it is also clear that having a beloved pet does good for elderly people. It improves the quality of their lives, and no one ever would think about suggesting to take them away on the basis that they are not the real thing.

We are not worried about pets replacing future human relationships, we see them as supplemental. We might anthropomorphize our pets to some extent, and we may also do the same to our robot companions, but we will never mistake them for a real human.

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You could of course argue that real pets are real, and robotic pets are not real. That is true. But for a large number of seniors, having a real pet is not an option. They might have limited mobility, not allowing them to take a dog outside multiple times a day, or clean the cat’s litter box. Maybe they cannot take the responsibility or the financial burden of a living animal. But they do enjoy the furry, realistic-looking creature being around, reacting to their daily routine and offering them interactions.

We can look at it as very sad. Or we can look at social robots as many robot pet owners do: with joy for making days less lonely, less depressing.

Robots can assist some children therapies better than pets or humans

Another great example the book cites is that of children involved in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) therapy. Many affected kids have serious difficulty in maintaining human interactions, a facet of the problem therapies aim to remedy. 

A lot of these ASD therapies are repetitive, and involve constantly telling the kids what they do wrong. Scarz lab came up with the idea of using Ellie, a robot head, repeatedly making social mistakes. Instead of an adult telling the kids what they do wrong, the kids are to teach Ellie what she should do, offering a different way to master the skills they need to practise.

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Ellie will make a number of social mistakes, like avoiding eye contact, interrupting the one speaking and so on. The kids are to correct the way Ellie behaves.

This obviously could not be done with animal therapy: no animal would be able to model these social situations. And maybe not so surprisingly, it also cannot be done involving humans. The researchers tried to do that, they invited friendly actors to make mistakes, and asked the kids to help them. But the same children who were happy to interact with Ellie refused to interact with a nice lady. They saw through the situation and were too deterred to interact with a real person.

(PRWEB) March 02, 2016 -- Aido Robot, the world’s most advanced interactive home robot launched pre-orders on crowdfunding platform Indiegogo. InGen Dynamics is a Palo Alto based privately held company with strategic partnerships with the world’s leading Vision, Sound, Latest Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and Optics companies. Aido is a home robot that acts as an entertainment system, a smart-home controller, a security system and even a kitchen assistant; overall Aido is a friendly robot and an ideal companion with latest technology to have around the house.

T3 – one of the world’s leading latest technology and gadget publications - has recognized Aido as the GameChanger product of 2016, and the T3 team called Aido “the future of home robotics, unlike anything they have reviewed so far”. 

The Aido team has already raised 250,000$+ in pre-orders on Indiegogo, with pledges starting from $499, backers can expect to receive their robots by October 2016. This follows two previous rounds of funding from leading angel investors. The Aido team has been overwhelmed by the response so far, with an impressive 900 units already reserved. 

The market for consumer and business robotics industry is forecast to explode in the next few years, driven by growing number of smart homes/devices, cheaper and more powerful latest technology components and rapid acceptance of home robotics products. A recent report from Business Insider Intelligence predicted the market for consumer and business robots to be $1.5 billion by 2019. 

Aido was built with new age user needs in mind. Aido has an interactive projector system, advanced speech recognition, face detection, object recognition, scene recognition, a unique dual tech battery (half lead-acid and half nickel-cadmium – to provide all day battery life), a rich range of sensors, patrol mode with intruder alerts, a companion app on Android or iOS, an incredible personal AI & seamless integration with all home automation and security needs. 

Says Hisham, “Aido is the next generation of home robots: A state-of-the-art machine with unlimited possibilities launching at an incredibly attractive price point.”

Key specifications:

Total height: 914 mm | Net weight: 8 Kg | 4 degree of motion | Ballbot based mobility

Key Use Cases:

Play the perfect entertainer

Aido comes with two projectors: an interactive head projector that can track gestures, and an optional HD multimedia projector that’s designed for watching movies. With a 2” woofer, dual tweeters & a 10-watt amplifier, Aido can stream and play your favorite videos on any surface through its projector for a great home theatre experience.

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Make home smarter and life easier

Aido supports WiFi, Bluetooth, BLE, Zigbee, DLNA and Z-Wave standards to connect and control over 10000 devices. Its inbuilt infrared module lets it control your TV, music system and other devices with just your voice. You can also set schedules with Aido’s visual Workflow manager to automate activities. (eg: you can ask Aido to lock your home, set your room temperature and switch off lights when you say goodnight to Aido)

Get help with chores at home

Aido is preloaded with a suite of home assistance apps that show recipe suggestions and step-by-step instructions, keep track of food you eat, maintain a list of items to purchase, and more. Aido can project video instructions for DIY projects. You can easily pause/play instructions using voice commands or gestures. Aido also can beam a flash light into difficult corners when you’re repairing something.

Be a great companion for children

Home robots are not just in futuristic TV shows or movies anymore. How many people watched Rosie the robot maid on the Jetsons and wanted to have one too? Or how many saw Star Wars and wanted to bring R2-D2 home even if we also had to take C-3PO? We haven't gotten that advanced yet, but  aido  robot companions, personalized assistants, and home management aids have been steadily improving since Roomba first hit the store shelves in 2002.

Some robots are human-like running on artificial intelligence and some look like flying saucers, but they all make life easier for their human owners and many are as affordable as a new computer. There are robots that provide home security, one is a personal pool boy, and one will even play with your children.

Check out these nine home helper robots and see if one is right for you:

1. Ubtech Lynx

This humanoid robot helps Amazon Alexa come alive. Lynx has facial recognition technology and personalized greetings. Lynx can give you weather reports, play your favorite music and make to-do lists for you as well as remind you when you need to place an Amazon order. No sticky notes required.

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2. Asus Zenbo

This smart mobile companion robot can provide assistance and entertainment when you need it. Zenbo learns and adapts and even shares emotions with you. The robot controls household devices and can act as a security system when you are not home and even read to your children to keep them entertained. It’s a robot, a friend and a builtin babysitter too.

3. Roomba by IRobot

Roomba has been around since 2002 but has improved a lot in the past 16 years. The latest model does a lot more than just vacuum. It can be controlled via Wi-Fi or linked to Amazon Alexa or Google voice-activated assistant. While the Roomba moves around your home cleaning floors, it can remember dirty places that need extra attention and it can plug itself into its charging station and go back to where it left off when the battery is recharged. How cool is that?

4. Alfawise Magnetic

This robot also cleans your house. Alfawise works like a vacuum cleaner but can do much more. It has microfiber pads to clean glass and suction features to ensure it doesn't fall off when cleaning windows. Finally, a maid that does windows.

5. Worx Landroid

This robotic lawn mower will do the yard work for you. Landroid is designed to trim your lawn on a daily basis. It is a much quieter alternative to gasoline engine lawn mowers and can return to its charging station when its batteries are low or if it starts to rain. This is much better than paying a neighbor kid to mow your grass.

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6. Dolphin Nautilus

This small robotic pool boy includes vacuuming and scrubbing elements and is smart enough to decide which one to use while it cleans your pool. Dolphin comes with special swivel cables that will never get tangled and GPS to ensure that your entire pool is cleaned. You can sit by the pool and sip a cool drink while Dolphin does all the work.

7. Budgee by 5 Elements Robotics

Do you need an extra set of hands to carry something around the house? That's Budgee's specialty. The hardworking robot can follow you around your house, the supermarket or even the airport to help you carry stuff. No tips required.

8. Aido by Ingen Dynamic

This robot isn't for sale yet, but it will be later this year. Aido is a family-friendly robot that can help you with household chores, handle schedules, can connect and configure inputs from custom medical devices and can even play with your kids. This sounds like it will be a real winner when it hits the store shelves.

In today's fast-paced world, the concept of home automation has evolved far beyond our wildest dreams. Thanks to cutting-edge technology, our homes are now smarter, more efficient, and more convenient than ever before. Among the many innovations in this field, the Aido Robot stands out as a game-changer. In this comprehensive review, we'll delve into the world of Aido Robot, exploring how this company is reshaping the future of home automation.

What is Aido Robot?

Aido Robot is a leading player in the world of robotics and home automation. This company has been at the forefront of developing intelligent, multifunctional robots that cater to a wide range of household needs. From security and entertainment to assisting with daily chores, Aido Robot's products have set new standards for convenience and innovation in modern homes.

The Aido Robot Experience

Aido Robot offers an array of robotic companions, each designed to make life easier and more enjoyable. These robots boast impressive features such as voice recognition, high-resolution cameras, and integrated smart home controls. Whether you need a home security assistant, a personal entertainer, or a helping hand with cleaning, Aido Robot has you covered.

Aido Robot and Home Security

One of the most noteworthy aspects of Aido Robot is its commitment to home security. Aido Robot's surveillance robots are equipped with state-of-the-art cameras and sensors to keep an eye on your home while you're away. These robots can send real-time alerts to your smartphone if any suspicious activity is detected, providing you with peace of mind no matter where you are.

Aido Robot's Smart Home Integration

Aido Robot seamlessly integrates with your existing smart home ecosystem. Whether you use Google Home, Amazon Alexa, or Apple HomeKit, Aido Robot can sync up effortlessly, allowing you to control your lights, thermostat, and other smart devices with just a voice command. This level of compatibility makes Aido Robot a valuable addition to any smart home setup.

Entertainment and Companionship

Aido Robot doesn't just focus on practicality – it's also dedicated to keeping you entertained and connected. These robots can play your favorite music, read audiobooks, and even have conversations with you. With their friendly personalities and constant ability to learn and adapt, Aido Robot companions become a valuable part of your family.

Innovative Cleaning Solutions

Aido Robot isn't just about security and entertainment. They've also ventured into the world of housekeeping with their advanced cleaning robots. These machines can sweep, mop, and vacuum your floors with precision, saving you time and effort. You can schedule cleaning routines or simply ask Aido Robot to clean specific areas, making household chores a breeze.

Aido Robot: The Future of Home Automation

In summary, Aido Robot is leading the way in the world of home automation. With their cutting-edge technology and versatile product range, they have successfully carved out a niche for themselves in the competitive market. Whether you're looking for improved security, entertainment, or a helping hand with daily tasks, Aido Robot has a solution for you.

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In recent years, the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics have revolutionized the way we interact with technology. Among the most exciting developments is the emergence of home robots, designed to enhance our everyday lives and transform our houses into smart, interactive environments. One such groundbreaking innovation is the Aido Home Robot, a versatile and intelligent assistant that is taking the concept of smart homes to new heights.

What is Aido Home Robot?

Aido Home Robot is a cutting-edge, multi-functional robotic companion created by engineers at the forefront of AI and robotics technology. Its primary objective is to serve as a personal assistant, seamlessly integrating into your smart home ecosystem. Aido is more than just a simple voice-activated smart speaker; it is a sophisticated, interactive, and dynamic robot designed to provide genuine value to homeowners.

Features and Capabilities

Aido comes equipped with an array of features and capabilities that set it apart from other home assistant devices:

AI-powered Interaction: Aido is powered by advanced AI algorithms, enabling it to understand and respond to natural language commands. Whether it's setting reminders, answering questions, or controlling smart home devices, Aido can handle it all.

Mobility and Navigation: Unlike stationary smart speakers, Aido can move autonomously throughout your home. It uses sophisticated sensors and mapping technology to navigate, ensuring it can follow you from room to room or reach you whenever needed.

Visual Display: Aido is equipped with a display screen that can showcase various information, including weather forecasts, calendar events, and live video feeds from integrated security cameras.

Entertainment: Aido can function as your personal entertainer, playing music, streaming videos, and even engaging in interactive games with you and your family.

Home Automation: Thanks to its integration with smart home systems, Aido can control and manage various connected devices, such as lights, thermostats, and appliances. You can use voice commands or the companion mobile app to configure and personalize your smart home settings.

Security: Aido enhances home security by monitoring your premises and sending alerts in case of unusual activities. Its facial recognition technology can also identify family members and guests, adding an extra layer of security.

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Privacy and Data Security

Aido prioritizes user privacy and data security. All interactions and data are encrypted, and users have full control over their information. The robot is designed to respect personal boundaries, with features to disable cameras and microphones when desired.

The Future of Home Robotics

The Aido Home Robot represents a significant step forward in the integration of AI and robotics into our daily lives. As technology continues to evolve, we can expect even more sophisticated and capable home robots that seamlessly blend into our smart homes, making our lives easier, more efficient, and enjoyable.

Aido Social Robot: Revolutionizing Human-Robot Interaction

Introduction :

The advent of social robots has brought a new dimension to the field of robotics, and one remarkable innovation in this realm is the Aido social robot. With its advanced features and interactive capabilities, Aido is transforming human-robot interaction and paving the way for a future where robots become integral parts of our daily lives.

Overview of Aido :

Aido is a state-of-the-art social robot designed to provide companionship, assistance, and entertainment to individuals in various settings. Developed by a team of engineers and designers, Aido boasts an array of advanced features, including voice recognition, facial recognition, natural language processing, and mobility. This combination of technologies allows Aido to engage in meaningful conversations, recognize and respond to human emotions, and navigate its surroundings effortlessly.

Enhancing Human-Robot Interaction :

One of the key aspects that sets Aido apart is its ability to foster natural and intuitive human-robot interaction. Through its voice recognition and natural language processing capabilities, Aido can understand and respond to verbal commands, making it easy for users to communicate and interact with the robot. Additionally, Aido's facial recognition technology enables it to recognize individuals and remember their preferences, creating a personalized experience.

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Furthermore, Aido's mobility feature allows it to move freely, enabling it to assist with tasks such as fetching objects, monitoring the environment, or simply following its owner around the house. This mobility enhances the sense of companionship and makes Aido a helpful presence in various settings, including homes, offices, and healthcare facilities.

Applications of Aido :

The versatile nature of Aido opens up a wide range of applications. In households, Aido can serve as a virtual assistant, providing reminders, managing schedules, and even controlling smart home devices. In healthcare facilities, Aido can assist healthcare providers by monitoring patients, providing companionship to elderly individuals, and facilitating communication between medical staff and patients. Aido can also be deployed in educational settings, helping children with interactive learning activities and providing a unique platform for educational content delivery.

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Conclusion :

Aido Social Robot is one of the most innovative and cutting-edge robots that has been introduced in the market. It is a multifunctional and interactive robot that has been designed to provide assistance in various tasks. Aido is designed to be user-friendly and it is equipped with several unique features that enable it to perform a wide range of tasks.

One of the most notable features of Aido Social Robot is its ability to recognize voice commands. This feature enables the robot to understand and respond to the instructions given by the user. It is also equipped with an advanced speech recognition system that enables it to understand different dialects and accents. This makes it easy for people from different parts of the world to interact with the robot without any difficulties.

Another significant feature of Aido is its ability to move around and navigate through different environments. The robot is equipped with advanced sensors that enable it to detect obstacles and avoid them. It is also designed to recognize different surfaces and adjust its movements accordingly. This makes Aido very efficient when it comes to performing various tasks around the house.

Aido Social Robot is also equipped with a high-resolution camera that enables it to take pictures and record videos. This feature makes it easy for the user to capture important moments and memories. The robot is also equipped with a high-quality speaker system that enables it to play music and other sounds. This makes Aido a great entertainment system for people who love music.

One of the most unique features of Aido is its ability to anticipate the needs of the user. The robot is designed to learn from the user's behavior and adjust its responses accordingly. This means that over time, Aido will become more efficient and effective in performing the tasks that the user requires.

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An ally, a tool, and a reliable companion in one: social robots.

Robots were first introduced to humans in the 1800s. This was during the Industrial Revolution. The earliest versions of robots were bulky. The early robots can only do one or two tasks. From then on, the rise of this technology advancement has come far. We cannot deny that our future will include working with this technology.

Industrial machines during the 1800s were early types of Aido Robot. These robots helped in making labor work easier. While social robots are designed to be much engaging and interactive. Industrial robots like the Unimate of 1954 did one task over and over. The Unimate was used in the car industry to assemble the products.

Social robots are now used to perform a wide range of tasks in a given time. This may include but not limited to utility, entertainment, and social and emotional functions. These tasks are considered to address the core needs of human beings. This is why we will certainly work with social robots more in the future.

Robots are intelligent technology with autonomy. They can perceive and manipulate their surroundings without human help. Artificial intelligence or AI runs these robots. Humans teach robots by feeding them data. Robots, in turn, learn from humans through human behavior and interaction.

Robotics has come far and evolved a lot. This resulted in two categories: transactional AI and relational AI.

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Ingen Dynamics If you were already nervous about the A.I. revolution, there is a campaign on Indiegogo right now that will convince you to renounce all your worldly possessions and live forever in a southern Nevada commune. It’s called Aido, and it’s a rolling home robot—kind of like Siri if she became sentient and followed you around the house. Does that sound fun? Remember that the robot can also videotape you, identify your face, and has an operating system that is—we can only assume—the same one run by HAL 9000 in the movie 2001 Space Odyssey.

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Here’s Aido’s commercial, which you should watch in its entirety because it’s important to be informed about our future robot overlords. Right now, 930 people have pledged $476,102 dollars to get one of their own for $549, and it has an October ship date. A representative assured Fortune in an e-mail that the ship date and the product are real. God help us all.

As more people come to Linux, those of us who help the Windows refugees make the switch will need to be very patient with them. The more someone knows about Windows, the more likely it is that they will break Linux. Handing them a Linux laptop and saying, “Here ya go…” is not enough if they are going to succeed. You’re going to have to hold their hand for a while and telling them to “RTFM” will just drive them back to Windows. Understanding why they struggle as much as they do will help you to help them avoid some of the common pitfalls.

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I specialize in helping people get started with Linux. I’ve helped hundreds of people over the last few years and I can pretty much spot the ones who are going to do well and those who are going to be frustrated. If a client approaches me and they start the conversation with “I’ve been using Windows for 20 years…” I know it’s going to be a bumpy ride.

The pattern is always the same: I walk them through an install and all is well for about two weeks and then I get a frustrated message from them about how Linux is stupid and doesn’t work. I know without asking that they’ve broken something major or borked up the whole system. I usually can fix the problem and make a good lesson out of it for them. I have gone so far as to walk them through a second installation from scratch. If the system is totally hosed, that’s the best way to go. Give them a clean slate to work with and hope they learned something.

On the other hand, if a client tells me that they know nothing about computers but they need one to get things done like writing documents, spreadsheets, web surfing and email then they usually have zero issues. I get them setup and I don’t hear from them again. I usually contact then after a month or two and they invariably tell me everything is working perfectly. I got a call from a gentleman I hadn’t heard from in a year and a half recently. He said everything was working nicely but he wanted some advice about upgrading his Linux Mint from 17.3 to 18.1 and could I help him get it right. No problem. Wonderful to hear that all is well!

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I put my Mom on Linux a couple of years ago and she has had no major issues, as well. I go over there every so often and check on the state of the system and it’s chugging along just fine. I upgrade the kernel and that’s about it. She hasn’t even changed the wallpaper since I installed it. It’s not like she doesn’t use the computer; she’s on it every day. Since I switched her to Linux, she has embarked on a big research project that involves crunching a lot of information and scanning in mountains of documents and photos. She told me that she never did anything like that before because she was always afraid of breaking Windows that now that she’s using Linux she isn’t scared anymore.

So, what gives here? Sit a total newbie down in front of a Linux computer and they just start using it but hand Linux to a 20 plus year Windows power user and they trash it and get frustrated. Why is that?

I’m not a psychologist but I can hazard a guess or two on the subject. First off, nobody becomes an expert overnight. No, it takes years of practice. Lots of reading and experimenting and poking around have to take place before you can call yourself any kind of guru. A lot of it becomes muscle memory after a while. Take someone who is used to the Windows way of doing things and then put them in front of a Linux machine and it throws them off balance. What makes matters worse is that they are coming to Linux because they have reached a point of severe pain. They have become so disgusted with Windows that they are desperate to rid themselves of it. They’re impatient from the …

Genova - «Ma tu qui oggi, qui con noi, sei felice o hai vergogna?». Alfio Tre si è sentito rivolgere questa domanda dal piccolo Emanuele, che ha 4 anni e mezzo. Il nome di Emanuele è di fantasia, quello di Alfio Tre (e la richiesta di Emanuele) no. Lui, Alfio Tre, è un robot umanoide Nao della Scuola di Robotica di Genova che, per la prima volta, ha fatto il suo ingresso all’ospedale Gaslini di Genova. Per un progetto innovativo: un laboratorio, due volte alla settimana, per 42 settimane con i piccoli ricoverati nell’Unità operativa complessa di Neurologia pediatrica e Malattie muscolari.

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Un percorso che nasce grazie all’associazione “Il Cuore di Santa non dimentica Mai”. Che ha scelto quest’iniziativa benefica,in nome di Mario Mai. 11 dicembre 2013: a 42 anni, per un incidente stradale in via Donato Somma a Nervi, Mario Mai muore. Il dolore. Le lacrime. Il sorriso, l’amore e l’insegnamento di Mario, che restano: iscritto da sempre all’Aido, con gli organi di Mario cinque persone hanno salva la vita. E da quel 2013 l’associazione “Il Cuore di Santa non dimentica Mai” organizza ogni anno un grande appuntamento (al Covo di Nord Est) e una serie di iniziative collaterali per raccogliere fondi: ogni volta una finalità benefica. Quest’anno la scelta di Nao. Che entra al Gaslini nel nome di Mario e grazie alla solidarietà di tutta Santa Margherita.

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«A Padova Nao è stato già usato in sala preoperatoria, per aiutare i bambini a superare l’ansia dell’intervento da affrontare – racconta Stefania Mai, 52 anni, sorella di Mario - In questo caso grazie al dottor Pasquale Striano del Gaslini e a un grande staff di dottori, ingegneri e psicologi è stato pensato un progetto specifico per bambini con fragilità cognitive. Ed è un progetto bellissimo, perché è in grado di dare speranza. Se perdi la speranza, perdi tutto».

Migliorare la qualità del ricovero dei pazienti pediatrici e incidere nello sviluppo e nella riabilitazione delle abilità neuro cognitive dei bambini ricoverati: così, con Nao, al Gaslini. Per il primo laboratorio, accanto all’associazione “Il Cuore di Santa non dimentica Mai”, il Gaslini e la Scuola di Robotica c’erano l’assessore alla Sanità e vicepresidente della Regione, Sonia Viale, e l’assessore regionale Stefano Mai. Per Alfio Tre, dai piccoli una raffica di domande. «Com’è la tua casa?» gli ha chiesto, un bambino. E il robot umanoide ha risposto: «Quadrata». E, altra curiosità: «Ma dove abiti?». Con il robot che svela: «A Sampierdarena».

Jibo, a social Aido Robot meant to compete with Amazon’s Alexa, was vocal amid its shut down. It told owners, “maybe someday when robots are way more advanced than today, and everyone has them in their homes, you can tell yours that I said hello.”

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Before shutting down its robots, the Boston company raised around $72.7 million in funding, according to Crunchbase. Burning cash isn’t singular to this robot, however. Robotics startup Anki, which raised $200 million in funding over time, shut down in April. And as for Alexa competitor Aido, you probably haven’t heard of it, and that’s probably because it was kicked off Indiegogo and StartupEngine.

So it is clear that it is hard to be a robotics startup. And one was started to make it easier. Freedom Robotics launched out of stealth yesterday with $6.6 million in funding to help build the “AWS equivalent for robotics.” The San Francisco company offers a suite of tools and services so robotics companies can go to the market faster, as well as smarter.

The round was led by Initialized Capital. Other investors include Toyota AI Ventures, Liquid 2 Ventures, and Green Cow Venture Capital. Also, a slew of individuals participated in the round, including Andrew Miklas, Justin Kan, and Arianna Simpson.

According to CEO and co-founder Joshua Wilson, Freedom Robotics will help other startups succeed.

“This is like trying to create a new software startup and writing your own database from scratch as the first step, or starting an e-commerce brand and having to build your own shopping cart instead of using Shopify,” said Wilson. “We saw this countless times in other markets and companies taking this strategy this got burnt out just trying to get into the market. Then quickly were outpaced by competition. Then they ran out of money. It’s absolutely crazy.”

Him and his co-founders saw a status quo in robotics: “It takes months and sometimes years of work before a prototype can be in a customers hands.” Plus, he added, speed and execution seem to be the “determining factor for most companies that win.”

After interviewing over 50 robotics developers and founders, they decided to create infrastructure and tooling pieces to help other robotics companies succeed.

For example, if something goes wrong, non-technical team members can use Freedom Robotics code to get alerts about an issue. Similar to a black box on an airplane, the team can see a replay of what went wrong and then collaborate between operators, developers, and managers to get things fixed quickly.

From the technical side, Williams says operators can control a robot from afar. For example making a delivery robot get to safety. You can also use Freedom Robotics to see the health status of a fleet of thousands of robots, to help inform decisions around maintenance and service.

The company did declined to disclose information around customers, however it claims it is being used by robots across various industries including agriculture, restaurants, warehouse factories, and last mile delivery networks.

The thought is, Wilson tells me, that by lowering the barrier to entry there is “a more diverse pool of companies bringing robotics into the mainstream.” He would know how important that is. Before launching Freedom Robotics, he started a company that was meant to build robots. And even got “several term sheet offers.” Despite good traction, Wilson thought the fundamentals in robot creation might be the more pressing market.

So while Freedom Robotics might be a company too late to save Jibo, Anki, and Aido and the rest of the deceased, the thought here is that it could help future companies have an easier time not just kickstarting, but also staying alive.

INILAHCOM, Jakarta - Dari sekian banyak robot asisten rumah tangga yang telah beredar saat ini, Aido mungkin yang paling definitif.

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Mengtutip Technabob, Aido adalah robot asisten rumah tangga jenis terbaru, yang memiliki fitur koneksi Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, ZigBee, dlna, Zwave atau sinyal IR.

Aido memiliki enam buah mikrofon untuk mendengar perintah suara, GPS, serta sensor sentuh dan cahaya.

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Robot asisten rumah tangga ini mampu memaparkan video dan game ke pengguna. Saat ini Aido sedang dalam tahap kampanye pengumpulan dana produksi awal via situs crowdfunding IndieGogo.  

Aido was developed by Ingen Dynamics in Palo Alto to be the next generation of home robots. The company launched the robot earlier this year using an Indiegogo campaign and is hoping to ship units before the end of 2016.

Aido uses a ball design where a solitary ball in the base and an algorithm balancing forces between the base of the unit and the ball. If a sudden force is applied that will move the robot more than eight degrees out of center small stabilizer legs extend from the body to stabilize the unit. The legs also extend when Aido is in one place for longer periods of time and during charging.

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The programming for Aido uses wifi strength, infrared scans and object recognition to navigate around the house. Wifi strength is used as the main locating factor, while object recognition builds a database of walls, furniture and structure for navigation. A frame-by-frame evaluation of the room is done before Aido moves, and the navigation database updates itself periodically to account for new obstacles in the room. The unit cannot climb steps but has an edge detector to move away when it comes to a step or a falling hazard.

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The app that controls Aido runs on both iPhones and Andriod, and the software development kit uses Python and C as the base for the user to program additional features into Aido. Using wifi, Bluetooth, ZigBee and Z-Wave users can control any smart objects around the home and function as a central control module for any internet-of-things devices. A multimedia projector is an add-on option for the robot to project onto a wall or screen, and a smart charger is another option beyond the basic charging set up.

Aido gives the impression that it’s ready to go but there aren’t a lot of technical details on the campaign page or the company’s website. One of the hype snippets says that this is Siri brought to life and able to follow you around the house, but we might need to ask for more out of our home robots in 2016.