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SoftBank Mobile's 'Pepper' is World's First Robot to Serve Dementia Patients by Recognizing Their Emotions

A new robot, called 'Pepper', has recently been developed to help take care of people with dementia by recognizing their emotions. The humanoid robot with artificial intelligence has been developed by SoftBank Mobile. It is the world's first robot designed to serve people by recognizing their emotions. Pepper is set to retail for 198,000 yen on the consumer market in February. SoftBank Mobile hopes to develop the robot to act as a conversation partner for those suffering ...

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Written by: editor - Tuesday, January 27, 2015

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