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Voice recognition in robotics refers to the ability of a robot to understand and process human speech. Using microphones and software algorithms, voice recognition allows robots to convert spoken words into commands or text, enabling them to respond to voice commands, hold conversations, or perform tasks based on verbal input.
In the bustling innovation hub of CES 2025, one announcement stole the spotlight: Jennie, the robot dog. Developed by TomBot—a company founded in 2017 by Tom Stevens—Jennie is not just any robotic companion. She’s a social robot, designed to transform lives, particularly for seniors facing cognitive and mental health challenges.
ROPET, an emotional AI powered social robot (or a pet robot) by the company that goes with the same name, was unveiled recently at CES 2025. ROPET is an emotional robot that can laugh, get sad, shy, angry or happy and interact with you in various cute ways. All it needs is a little warmth and love.
Pepper by SoftBank Robotics is a humanoid robot designed for natural human interaction. Widely used in industries like retail, hospitality, and healthcare, Pepper recognizes emotions, understands speech, and offers customizable applications for diverse needs. Discover how Pepper is revolutionizing customer engagement and education worldwide.
Robie Sr. by TOMY is a vintage interactive robot released in 1986, offering a unique blend of entertainment and robotics. With voice recognition, motion sensors, and pre-programmed actions, Robie Sr. responds to commands like "sit," "dance," and "come here." This charming robot was designed to engage users with fun activities such as walking, dancing, and playing simple games.
