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Companion

BUDDY

BUDDY is an adorable emotional robot that captures the heart of the whole family, including children and adults.
BUDDY has a range of emotions that he expresses naturally throughout the day based on his interactions with family members. Not only is he a friendly presence in the home, he is a true Swiss Army Knife that has many other truly useful qualities. BUDDY connects, protects and interacts with every member of your family. Behind his cheerful and cute little face, BUDDY is your personal assistant, watching over your home, entertaining your children and interacting with your smart home devices, among other things.

NAO

Small and with an appealing design, NAO is the first humanoid robot created by SoftBank Robotics. NAO is friendly and cute and assists in the development and advancement of science and technology education. NAO also has revolutionary applications in healthcare, rehabilitation and special education. From primary and special education to university research, NAO helps to challenge the development and progress of thousands of school children, students and researchers.

ALPHA MINI

Your Intelligent Companion Robot is here to befriend, entertain, educate and communicate in a variety of scenarios. Alpha Mini is highly portable and offers fun interactions and a wealth of expressions and features including voice interaction, 4G LTE connectivity, facial recognition, ribbon recognition and object recognition. Fourteen servo motors enable a variety of flexible movements such as dancing, kung fu and standing up after a fall, while the adorable LCD eyes show emotions and facial expressions and make Alpha Mini feel like part of the family.

Unitree A1

The Unitree A1 is a quadruped robot specifically designed for the research and development of autonomous systems in the fields of Human-Robot Interaction (HRI), SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping), and transportation. With its four legs and 12 degrees of freedom (12DOF), this robot can easily navigate a variety of terrains, making it ideal for demanding research projects.