Female Humanoid Robots You SHOULD BE Aware Of!
Female Humanoid Robots You SHOULD BE Aware Of!
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Many organizations in industries such as hospitality and customer service are interested in developing #female #humanoid #artificial #intelligence (#ai) #robots in this age of advanced #technology and #innovation.
They are not only less likely to make mistakes, but they can also work around the clock without any problems. In this video, we are going to discuss about the female humanoid robots that you should be aware of.
Keep watching till the end as we are also discussing how this robots can give you the way to break loneliness in your life.
#Sophia, the world's most popular female robot, was created in 2016 by the Hong Kong-based Hanson #Robotics. It can make over 50 different facial expressions. Sophia became the first robot to be granted citizenship by a country, specifically Saudi Arabia, in October 2017. Sophia was named the United Nations Development Program's first-ever Innovation Champion in November 2017, making her the first non-human to receive any United Nations title.
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