Employee Training Robot - Furhat Robotics
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Robots have been a staple of science fiction and childhood dreams for over a century. It’s no exaggeration to say that they have the potential to enhance our lives in ways no other interface can today. But how can social robots help humans? And which industries are on the cusp of the robotics revolution?
One example of how Furhat can be used is in employee training.
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Furhat Robotics is a Conversational AI and Social Robotics startup that has developed the world’s most advanced social robotics platform, with the vision of making technology more human.
Get to know Furhat at www.furhatrobo...
This is more training then a lot of employees get. This is a pretty awesome invention, way to go!!!
Sending love from SingularityNET 💕 you guys are doing great! Enjoyed meeting you in Lisbon.
Thank you for the kind words Ibby! It was great meeting the SingularityNET team as well 😀
Scary stuff. But hey it's 2018 good work people
Why train employee if employee will be replaced by robot...
Ghebrehiwet because we are not at the point of have mobile robots that are efficient enough for jobs.
I am slightly confused by this video. Granted, I am totally blind so I may have missed something. Was the Furhat robot playing the part of cashier in the first scenario? I also think the lady playing the irate customer did a very good job. LOL! Also, in the beginning of the credit cards scenario-which we don’t see in its entirety- the robot seems to have more of a robotic voice when he says “got it“. Why the difference in voices?
Yea furhat was being the customer
The robot was the customer in both.
Dystopian
incredible technology
The advanced version for Starbucks: I said x degrees Fahrenheit! This is x+1 degrees. REMAKE IT, NOW!!
"I WANT TO SPEAK WITH YOUR MANAGER RIGHT NOW!"
This remind me of black mirror
Finally someone with sense
Oooooh hell nah make Robots more human nah nah nah
Robots will end up destroying the world.
And we aren't?
@@VelvetYeti well we created robots so technically yeah