KURI: An Intelligent Home Robot.

Meet KURI, A cute little loyal home robot with a cheerful personality.

 

Kuri is designed & manufactured by Mayfield Robotics and weighs 14-pound 20 inch in height. Mayfield Robotics is a small team of engineers, robotics and designers based in CA.
Kuri is packed with high level of intelligence and you will fall in love with its cute and disarming appearance. Kuri can speak, hear, navigate and can avoid obstacles. Kuri is equipped with a 1080p camera that can record every thing it sees.

Features About Kuri:

  • Cap Touch Sensor: It can respond human in very pesonal way.
  • Gestural Mechanics
  • Microphones: It can react to your command
  • Heart Light: Conveys its mood with different colours.
  • Speakers, Mapping Sensors
  • Drive System: Powerful electric motors help Kuri move around.
  • Processor: equipped with facial, speech recognition etc
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Kuri wants to be be your family companion, he wants to be your friend. 

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