Aldebaran Or How To Sell A Robot [Podcast]

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Aldebaran Or How To Sell A Robot [Podcast]

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The business of creating and selling social robots is risky. Many companies have tried to sell social robots and only few have succeeded to sustain their business over a longer period of time. Aldebaran, or Softbank Robotics, as it is known today, is one of the biggest companies selling social robots to human-robot interaction researchers. Their Nao and Pepper robots are being widely used in the research community. I had the chance to talk with Amit Kumar Pandey, the head principal scientist ...

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Research paper

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Date created

2019

Creator

Bartneck, Christoph

URL

http://hdl.handle.net/10092/16805

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Information and Computing Sciences / Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing / Adaptive Agents and Intelligent Robotics / Engineering / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Control Systems, Robotics and Automation / Commerce, Management, Tourism and Services / Business and Management / Innovation and Technology Management

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