The best robots at CES 2016

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CES (https://theproductmanager.com/topics/product-launch-controversy-ces/) – is a permanent meeting place for representatives of the technology consumer. The exhibition serves as a kind of experienced proving ground for innovators and new technologies for almost 50 years – the global stage where new developers enter the world of Commerce. CES is the largest event of its kind, and covers various aspects of the industry. The exhibition is owned by and is supported by Consumer Technology Association (CTA)TM, formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA)®, and represents a us $287 billion consumer technology industry. CES attracts leaders from different countries and advanced developers. The exhibition discusses the most important topics of the industry.
 
1. The WeDo 2.0
The LEGO company at CES 2016 introduced a new version of the WeDo set, which allows together with the children to develop skills in robotics, engineering and programming.

The WeDo kit 2.0 consists of a set of Lego bricks, and for programming basic applications use drag and drop. The set also includes a Bluetooth device for communication with the motor and motion sensors.

LEGO also provides training program, which includes 16 projects with more than 40 hours of content.
 

 

 
2. Modules Ziro
ZeroUI Inc. developed a set of four motorized modules, which are controlled by a wireless glove. With it the user is able to control the direction and actions of a homemade robot.

Modules Ziro can be used for wireless control of robots, made of cardboard, wood or metal. Funding for the project will be carried out through online crowdfunding on Indiegogo. The price of this set is $199.
 

 

 
3. Robot Segway
You can use a Segway robot (a Segway robot) as a regular gyrometer or Butler. After activation from its base extends the cane to set her camera for monitoring environmental.

Such a robot will always know if your door someone stands and will admit guests. It has built-in voice recognition, and individuals, the robot can wave his arms and copying different facial expressions. To work so the Butler will be on the Android platform using Intel RealSense technology. Is expected in the second half of 2016.
 

 

 
4. LG HOM-BOT
Robot vacuum cleaner HOM-BOT Turbo+ version runs 40 minutes, uses augmented reality technology and Home-Joy. The new control system allows the user to customize it by using any smartphone's camera.

HOM-BOT Turbo+ are equipped with sensors Triple Eye, allows him to accurately identify the places it had been removed, and those that need additional cleaning. Camera on the front of the device provides the user with another "security" feature – Home-Guard. When the robot moves, it transmits images of the room on a smartphone.
 

 

 
5. IBM Watson&Pepper
At CES 2016 IBM Watson and Pepper announced a partnership. The cognitive computing technology Watson will allow the robot Pepper to develop knowledge and improve understanding of the world and people through sensing, learning and experience.

It is also equipped with a Watson software, which will allow users to customize a robot of your own.

A representative of SoftBank said that the company has not yet appointed the date of release of the Pepper robot technology based on Watson. However, IBM said that the first robots will be tested in retail stores and may be replaced over time consultants.
 

 

 
6. CellRobot
To adjust the robot CellRobot using 100 connected to it individual bots. The "heart" CellRobot signals, feeds the rest of the modules and ensures connection with your smartphone or tablet, which is used to control the robot. The base is equipped with a charging port, 6 speakers, indicators, connectors with other modules and small screen.

It also has transmitter and Bluetooth 4.0 to connect with your phone and Wi-Fi and Zigbee to communicate with other modules of the robot. Lithium battery 2200 mA/h will be able to work with 4 modules for 30 minutes, and from 1 module up to 5 hours.
 

 

 
7. Patin
Patin – a small robot on wheels, designed to be your little Butler. It can also connect various devices and objects, depending on your needs, including air cleaner, a lamp, a fan, a coffee machine or even a pot of flowers. Using artificial intelligence, the robot will continuously follow you around the house.
 

 

Source: geektimes.ru/company/robohunter/blog/269410/

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