Romeo, humanoid robot, Aldebaran SAS, Paris, France

The ROMEO project / Towards a natural Interaction with Robots: Affective and social dimensions of spoken interactions
How experimental grounding is required to design affective interactive systems?

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What does the Romeo Robot when he has nothing to do ?

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We're lucky enough to see this show with the great Romeo Robot.
And marvelous: no one is controlling him while the show!

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Romeo is a research robot created from the collaboration of laboratories and companies like Aldebaran.

This 140-cm humanoid robot is intended to deepen research on assistance for the elderly and those who have lost autonomy. Its height allows it to open doors, climb stairs, and even grab objects on a table.

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A recorded show at the Forum "The year view science" at the Sorbonne, February 14, 2015, and broadcast on France Culture February 20 at 14:00.

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Making-of "Robots come: how will we live together?", Theme of Public Science emission Michel Alberganti on France Culture.
The program is recorded at the Sorbonne Saturday, February 14, 2015 at the Forum "The year view by science."
Broadcast on France Culture Friday, February 20, 2015.
The event was called Romeo humanoid robot manufactured by Aldebaran Robotics.

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Romeo speaks but take care of the surrounding human. You can notice his movements aren't dangerous...

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Romeo is a research robot created from the collaboration of laboratories and companies like Aldebaran.

This 140-cm humanoid robot is intended to deepen research on assistance for the elderly and those who have lost autonomy. Its height allows it to open doors, climb stairs, and even grab objects on a table.

Rodolphe Gelin, Chief Scientific Officer at Aldebaran, demonstrated on stage the latest advancement of Romeo.

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A quick view of his current omni walk.

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