On the first day of CES 2019, he met a Japanese robot called "Lovot" that was created by a Japanese startup company called "Gruv X" at the Eureka Hall on the first floor of the Sands Expo in Las Vegas on the 8th (local time). He held the robot in his chest with his arms, stroked his eyes and flapped his wings. The relatively chilly weather at 5 degrees Celsius was quite mild in my body. When the robot, nicknamed "Lemon," was put on the floor in yellow clothes, it pulled out its hidden wheels and moved its body.

AI-based 'consideration robot' is emerging as a new industry trend.

These robots, which resemble animals or humans, communicate emotionally with humans and relieve their loneliness. 토토사이트 The name "Robot" is a combination of "Love" and "Robot," meaning that small love can change the world.

Grove X is Kaname Hayashi, who is known to be the father of the country's No. 1 robot, Pepper. The robot, which weighs 4 kilograms, responds sensitively to human touch with a touch sensor installed on its head and body. He nodded when he touched the ball like a pet dog at the scene. On top of its head is a camera that can secure 360° of vision. The camera is responsible for the seller's eyes, which enables the owner to look affectionately like a dog or cat.

Two wheels on the floor and one wheel that controls the direction are also meant to gain the owner's love. If you decide to adopt a nickname after adoption and call at any time, you run to your owner every month. He also acts as a watch dog when he is alone at home. Just like CCTV, when the owner leaves, the user takes pictures with the mobile phone application. You can change your clothes according to your mood and taste.

"In Japan, the proportion of single households is increasing," said Rutaro Murayama, an employee of Grove X.

"KiKi," a pet robot from "Jotech Ai," which was established in Silicon Valley, was also on display. Kiki is a cat-like robot with a white body with black nose, blue eyes, and gray ears. When he drew an apple on a tablet PC screen in the exhibition room, he said, "Apple" and enjoyed it. I feel full after eating like any other animal. The nature of Kiki depends on how the owner raises it. Behavior patterns are electronically recorded every day, such as the virtual pet breeding game Tamagoti, which was popular in the 1990s.

Kiki expresses about 30 different emotions by changing the appearance of her eyebrows and pupils. No matter how dark it may be, the master's face is recognized. They can be identified by waving their hands at a distance of 2 meters. It is due to ultra-high-performance cameras that are attached to its nose. When an employee touched the key's chin, he looked down and said, "It tickles me. The head of "multilateral coalition," Joetek Ai, is a Chinese-made Mita Yoon who once worked for Google. Korean Park Joon-ki is also working for the company as an industrial designer.

Emotional expression and high facial recognition rate

Emotional connection with humans

A Korean company called "Torook" introduced the humanoid robot "Liku," which resembles a human being. For the past seven years, Toro has been working on developing AI technologies with the goal of creating robots that make individuals more human. Because of machine learning, Riku's face recognition rate is very high. They are free to sit down and get up. You can also walk or change directions with your feet.

"We wanted to make robots that make friends in every home," said CEO Jeon Dong-soo. "The advantage is that they have more freedom of motion than robots with wheels or keys that cannot be moved alone."

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