Tuesday 26 January 2016
When Japenese tech firm and mobile carrier Softbank’s emotionally aware robot Pepper first went on sale last year, all 1,000 $1,600 units sold out in a minute. The company has been preparing Pepper for a variety business applications and will soon trial it on its own turf. Engadget reports that at a company event today, Softbank said it would staff a phone store exclusively with Pepper robots around the end of March. They’ll be able to give you advice, make small talk and sign you up for a contract. Powered by a cloud-based AI for voice recognition and running apps,…
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