


| 价格 | ¥0.00 |
| 发货 | 上海 |
| 数量 | -+ |
| 库存 | 9999set起订1set |
| 制造商 | SoftBank Robotics |
|---|---|
| 品类 | Humanoid Robots |
| 主要应用场景 | Hospitality, Retail, Education |
| 产品阶段 | Contact for availability |
| 身高 | 120 cm |
|---|---|
| 重量 | 28 kg |
| 整机自由度 | 20 |
| 传感器 | Cameras (computer vision), microphones (voice recognition) |
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SoftBank Robotics Pepper
Pepper is a friendly humanoid designed to be a companion in the home and help customers at retail stores. It talks, gesticulates, and seems determined to make everyone smile.
Pepper was unveiled by Masayoshi Son , founder and chairman of telecom giant SoftBank at a Tokyo event in 2014. French robotics company Aldebaran, maker of the Nao humanoid, built the robot for SoftBank . Designed to be a companion in the home, Pepper was the world's first full-scale humanoid to be offered to consumers. In 2015, SoftBank started selling it in Japan for 198,000 yen (less than US $2,000), plus a monthly subscription fee. Taiwanese electronics manufacturer Foxconn, known for building iPhones for Apple, produced the robots. Despite initial excitement, Pepper didn't find widespread adoption in homes.
资料来源:ROBOTS Guide