get to know pepper
At robokin, we take immense pride in introducing the students to the captivating world of robotics, with a special emphasis on the Pepper robot. Pepper, created by Softbank Robotics, is a groundbreaking humanoid robot that stands at the forefront of human-robot interaction technology. Below, we delve into the technical specifications and remarkable properties that make Pepper an invaluable addition to our educational programs.
did you know...
Pepper, the humanoid robot with a flair for the dramatic, is not just another pretty face in the world of robotics. Here are five fun facts that make Pepper stand out from the robotic crowd:
master of emotions
Pepper is like the empath of robots, equipped with the uncanny ability to read the room – literally! It can pick up on human emotions by analyzing facial expressions and voice tones, making it the friend you didn't know you needed, always ready to cheer you up or offer a sympathetic ear.
roaming free
Pepper isn't just standing around; it's on the move! With its advanced sensors and a brain full of algorithms, Pepper can navigate through crowds like a pro, dodging obstacles and even trailing after you if it thinks you're in the mood for a chat, all while keeping a respectful distance.
a communicator like no other
Pepper doesn't just talk; it communicates with gusto, using not just words but also gestures and its handy-dandy tablet to share information. It's like having a living infographic at your fingertips, ready to entertain and educate with a wave of its hand.
a robot of many hats
Pepper is the ultimate quick-change artist, thanks to its open platform that lets developers dress it up in endless virtual costumes. Whether it's playing the role of a concierge, teacher, or even a buddy, there's practically nothing this robot can't do with a little programming magic.
world traveler
Pepper has stamped its passport in over 70 countries, taking on roles from greeting shoppers in retail stores to helping out in banks, schools, and even homes. It's the international robot of mystery, charming humans across the globe with its versatile talents.
Pepper isn't just pushing the boundaries of robotics; it's dancing over them, bringing a blend of technology and personality to every interaction and showing us a glimpse of the future where robots are an integral part of our daily lives.
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✔︎ staff training
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what can pepper do?
perform magic tricks
stand-up comedy
lead a dance party
teach stem subjects
specifications
design and appearance
Humanoid Form: Pepper's design is meticulously crafted to resemble a human, with a friendly and approachable appearance that fosters natural interactions.
Height and Weight: Standing at 120 centimeters (3 feet 11 inches) tall and weighing approximately 28 kilograms (62 pounds), Pepper strikes an ideal balance between size and mobility.
mobility
Omni-Directional Wheels: Pepper moves gracefully on omni-directional wheels, allowing for fluid, precise movements in any direction.
Obstacle Avoidance: Advanced navigation algorithms enable Pepper to detect and navigate around obstacles, ensuring safe interactions in dynamic environments.
hardware
Sensors: Pepper is equipped with an array of sensors, including cameras, touch sensors, microphones, and sonars, enabling it to perceive and respond to its environment.
Processing Power: Powered by an Intel Atom processor, Pepper boasts impressive computational capabilities for interpreting data and delivering responsive interactions.
Battery Life: With a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, Pepper can operate for several hours on a single charge, making it suitable for extended educational sessions.
interaction capabilities
Voice Recognition: Pepper's high-quality microphones and voice recognition software enable natural language processing, facilitating spoken interactions with users.
Facial Recognition: Pepper's facial recognition technology allows it to identify and remember individual users, enhancing personalization.
Expressive Gestures: Pepper's articulate arm movements and animated LED eyes convey emotions and engage users in captivating interactions.
