k Engineer working on Romeo robot thorax Editorial use only Romeo robot. An engineer works on the thorax section of a Romeo robot. Romeo is an autonomous programmable humanoid robot built by French company Aldebaran Robotics now SoftBank Robotics. The aim of the Romeo project, launched in 2009, is to research and test the potential of robot companions specialised in supporting the elderly or people with disabilities. Composed of about 5000 parts, Romeo measures 1.4 metres and weighs 40 kilograms. It is equipped with four computers to manage its vision, hearing, movements and artificial intelligence. It is capable of recognising faces, walking, climbing stairs and grasping objects, and its primary role will be to help with everyday tasks. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Engineer working on Romeo robot thorax Editorial use only   Romeo robot. An engineer works on the thorax section of a Romeo robot. Romeo is an autonomous programmable humanoid robot built by French company Aldebaran Robotics  now SoftBank Robotics . The aim of the Romeo project, launched in 2009, is to research and test the potential of robot companions specialised in supporting the elderly or people with disabilities. Composed of about 5000 parts, Romeo measures 1.4 metres and weighs 40 kilograms. It is equipped with four computers to manage its vision, hearing, movements and artificial intelligence. It is capable of recognising faces, walking, climbing stairs and grasping objects, and its primary role will be to help with everyday tasks.
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Engineer working on Romeo robot thorax

Editorial use only Romeo robot. An engineer works on the thorax section of a Romeo robot. Romeo is an autonomous programmable humanoid robot built by French company Aldebaran Robotics (now SoftBank Robotics). The aim of the Romeo project, launched in 2009, is to research and test the potential of robot companions specialised in supporting the elderly or people with disabilities. Composed of about 5000 parts, Romeo measures 1.4 metres and weighs 40 kilograms. It is equipped with four computers to manage its vision, hearing, movements and artificial intelligence. It is capable of recognising faces, walking, climbing stairs and grasping objects, and its primary role will be to help with everyday tasks.

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