﻿The Newest Robots 2022 JUST REVEALED! This will shock you!
Robots are fast transforming the days of our lives with smart functionalities and
protection capabilities. Tech-driven countries are focused on manufacturing different kinds of robots
for industrial use, personal use, household use, business use, and many more. The global
robotics market size is expected to hit US$189.36 billion in 2027. The digital sphere is full of
new inventions for robotics in Industry 4.0 which truly transform the workforce. There are multiple
modern robots in digital world. Keep watching! Hi! My name is Alex and welcome to Al News Daily.
In this video, we bring you the newest robots from 2022 which will truly shock you!
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Number 10. PurrSong For starters, let's talk about my
absolute favorite, PurrSong. Loyal provider of our beloved LavvieBot, automatic self-cleaning cat
litter box, they definitely took over the CES 2022 show this time with new technological innovations.
Monitoring your cat’s health has never been easier with these devices.
On the menu is, a water dispenser that tracks your cat’s water consumption,
next up, a litter box that tracks your cat's weight and bathroom habits, and to close it off,
a tag that acts as an activity tracker, collecting data on your cat's movement and sleep patterns.
These new devices come with solid pet-ential, and we suggest you stay tuned for the release
of this trio of new products made just for your fur friends, coming to the markets very soon.
Number 9. Ameca Now, if you’ve been roaming on the internet
for quite some time, and have a passionate interest in robotics, you may have seen Ameca.
This humanoid robot, who knows how to turn heads with its hyperrealistic facial expressions,
was seen shaking hands at the Consumer Electronics Show this year.
And it is just as impressive as it is chilling! The gray-faced, humanoid robot blinked its way
into the public consciousness in late 2021 when a video of its facial expressions went
viral on social media. Elon Musk responded to the video with one word, "Yikes." Chrissy
Teigen retweeted it to her 13 million followers with four words: "absolutely. the f***. not."
But while Ameca had some people running for the hills, its creators at UK company Engineered Arts
were delighted. "We were incredibly surprised," says Morgan Roe, Engineered Arts' director of
operations. "Overnight, it became a sensation. We got 24 million views on one Twitter post."
Number 8. SkyDrive SkyDrive continues this list with its fabulous
introduction of the compact flying vehicle, in other words, the future of personal air travel.
It is featured with eight horizontal rotors, and looks more like a giant drone than a flyer capable
of carrying a human, but as we've seen time and again, innovation never ceases to amaze us. Now,
do take note, it has a maximum flight time of 10 minutes, therefore while it may not
satisfy your getting-out-of-the-country urge, it certainly can make you one day avoid taxi lines
and daytime traffic. Number 7. Beomni 1.0
Now, we can’t pass over this human-like beomni robot. Beomni 1.0 is an artificial
intelligence-enabled robot built by the US-based firm beyond imagination.
Its goal is to primarily assist humans with a wide variety of functions, from medical services
to manufacturing tasks, working agriculture to, eventually, space construction.
Number 6. John Deere Robot Tractor At a press conference during the CES
2022 show in January, agriculture equipment maker John Deere announced a major advance for
precision farming in the form of a self-driving autonomous tractor. Available later this year,
the fully autonomous driverless machine combines Deere’s 8R tractor, its TruSet tillage technology
coupled with a chisel plow, GPS guidance, and other advanced technologies—including
six pairs of stereo cameras enabling 360-degree obstacle detection and calculation of distance,
and a deep neural network that classifies each pixel of each image in 100 milliseconds.
This determines if the machine should continue to move or stop when an obstacle is detected.
Of course, John Deere is known for its innovative farm equipment that has added automation in the
form of functions such as AutoTrac turn automation for hands-free guidance of end-of-pass turns,
and remote management through AgLogic, which uses advanced reporting to analyze machine and operator
performance. “Through sensors and robotics we’ve already automated many parts,” said Deanna Kovar,
John Deere’s vice president. "But this is different. The autonomous tractor will open
so many doors for agriculture. Most autonomous vehicles, like cars, focus on getting from point
A to point B safely. In agriculture it’s more than moving from one spot to another.
The tractors in the field have to follow a precise path and do a specific job. The autonomous 8R
tractor is one giant robot, performing its job with accuracy and without human intervention.
It’s the next revolution in agriculture.” Number 5. Samsung
Samsung continues this list with its introduction of two new robots at CES 2022. The first one,
the Samsung Bot interactive robot. Utilizing balance control technology, it moves realistically
just like any other living being, with life-like movements. Offers support when near its user,
and manages a multitude of tasks when away. The second robot they offered is called the Samsung
Bot Handy. This robot will be of help for any household chore using manipulation technology,
which allows the robot to recognize objects in the home and pick them up for you.
Number 4. Robotic Coffee Shop This next one, Yummy Future’s Robotic Coffee
Shop definitely was a star of the CES show this year. With its robot barista and café all-in-one,
the Yummy Future robot can make you a cup of coffee in less than 30 seconds,
all while requiring only one to two hours of maintenance for a total 24-hours of operation.
With over 1000 different drink combinations and with its pastry shelves,
this coffee shop initiative intends to help with the labor cost issues that many coffee shops face
and experience, as well as cutting down on wait times and long lines. Not only is
it “fully autonomous, precise, and intelligent” according to Yummy Future, it is also cloud, AI,
IoT and over-the-air upgradeable. Number 3. Anki Vector
Anki’s Vector is an autonomous social robot, which can independently navigate and self-charge. This
companion robot, made to hang out and help out, is voice-activated and will answer questions, take
photos for you, time dinner, and show the weather. It can recognize people and avoids obstacles.
If you set up Alexa on your vector, you’ll be able to set reminders, control smart home
devices like lights, speakers, and thermostats. The robot has facial recognition, large expressive
LED eyes, and can seem to know when large animals are nearby and react. In 2019, Anki went bankrupt
and closed down its operations. But recently, the company’s assets have been purchased by Digital
Dream Labs, which now intends to restore the entire platform and continue development.
Number 2. Loomo Loomo is the world’s first mobile
robot sidekick, designed by Segway Robotics. It is a smart machine that toggles between a mini
personal transporter and mobile robot sidekick, which can follow the rider autonomously.
The key features include self-balancing, smooth ride experience across terrains with a top
11 MPH speed, auto-follow, multiple control methods using a smartphone app, voice command,
gestures and touch sensors, friendly personality powered by emotion engine,
and battery capacity to cover 22 miles in one charge. Loomo comes with a free Android-based SDK,
which enables developers and enthusiasts to build on top of Segway’s mobility + AI platform.
Number 1. AIBO Sony’s robot dog
Aibo has been the most sophisticated home robot that you can buy for a great 20 years.
The first version of Aibo went on sale in 1999, and there was a dozen year-long gap
between 2005’s ERS-7 and the latest ERS-1000. Sony opened up the new ERS-1000 to programmers
by providing visual programming tools as well as access to an API.
AIBO comes in silver, brown, black, and white versions.
They all have rounded snouts that include a camera for facial recognition capability,
large, oval eyes to reveal their expressions, and a body that can turn on 22 different axis points
to give them a range of motion. The owner decides the gender, when they set them up,
which determines the pitch of its bark and how it moves. Aibos shift their personality over time
based on their interactions with people. With that, we come to the end of this video.
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