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The advancement in technology has brought us to a stage wherein we are heavily reliant on robots. These machines have ventured into almost all sectors and have helped businesses in meeting their goals and objectives in the best possible manner. There are innovations coming up in the robotics sector with every passing day. Here is a list of the top 10 robots that will take a new shape in 2023 and beyond. Have a look!
Meet Nadine, a humanoid robot that has a human-looking body with lifelike features, something that'll stun you to bits. This humanoid robot stands the ability to even recognize you from previous visits, make eye contact, shake your hand, continue chatting based on previous meetings, etc. As far as its development is concerned, Nadine was developed by Kokoro Japan.
How about a robot reading out all news for you just like a human anchor? Presenting Erica, a humanoid robot of Japan that does exactly what a news anchor would do. No wonder, Erica was considered to be one of the most intelligent humanoids developed in Japan with a special emphasis on her speech capabilities. Erica was created by Hiroshi Ishiguro, the director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory at Osaka University.
What can get better than a feature wherein multiple medical specialists and caregivers collaborate in real-time at the patient's bedside? This is exactly what RP Vita has in store for you. With this robot, there is now access to holistic care that is difficult to find in most medical facilities. This robot is already being used in a significant number of hospitals and in no time will mark its presence everywhere.
UR 10, a reliable robot by Universal Robots is famous for all the right reasons. It has the ability to optimize production and improve performance across a number of industries. Be it Pharma, food and agriculture, automotive, metals, or chemistry, this robot has got you covered. UR 10 performs a range of tasks such as packaging, palletizing, assembly, and pick and place.
Yet another humanoid robot that cannot go unnoticed is Sophia, developed by Hong Kong based company Hanson Robotics. Now, here's an interesting fact – Sophia is the first robot ever to be given citizenship in any country. As a matter of fact, Sofia is now officially a Saudi Arab citizen! Sophia is designed to look like Audrey Hepburn, a famous Hollywood actress. It serves extremely well in nursing homes, as a crowd manager in large events or parks, etc.
This humanoid robot works in Aqua City Odaiba, a shopping Centre on Tokyo's waterfront. Junko Chihira was developed by Toshiba using the technology created by Hiroshi Ishiguro, a robotics researcher at Osaka. As far as the capabilities of this robot are concerned, Junko Chihira has incredible interaction skills and a wide range of facial expressions. She can also greet tourists in Japanese, English, and Chinese which makes communication much easier. What makes it stand apart from the rest is the fact that it can interact with sign language to help hearing-impaired tourists.
Jia Jia is yet another interesting humanoid robot that definitely makes it to the list of top 10 humanoid robots set to grow 10 times by 2023. It was developed by a team from the University of Science and Technology of China. Too good to be true, Jia Jia is considered to be the most beautiful woman in China. She can talk to people and reply accordingly. Her remarkable human-like eye movements and speech-lip synchronization have done the magic.
We all hate carrying our shopping bags during the entire journey, right? Well, not anymore! Gita bot to our rescue. This robot is designed in a manner that it will follow you and get the shopping/luggage thing sorted for you. No wonder why this is no less than a blessing and an excellent travel companion for those short excursions to shops!
Ocena One has gained wide recognition as a bimanual underwater humanoid robot that has been created to explore coral reefs. Developed by the Stanford Robotics Lab, Ocean One can reach depths that most human beings cannot. It is a perfect synergy of robotics, haptic feedback systems, and artificial intelligence.
A couple of years back, ATLAS was recognised as the world's most dynamic humanoid robot. Developed in 2013 by Boston Dynamics, ATLAS was built to carry out search and rescue missions. It can navigate its way through tough terrain and obstacles in its path using its range sensing, stereo vision, and other sensors.
