Gap puts Exotec's robotics system to the test in returns management - FreightWaves
Nao | The Robot Facebook
RoboTronicsPro: NAO An Autonomous, Programmable Humanoid Robot developed by Aldebaran Robotics, a French robotics company headquartered in Paris.
Pepper the humanoid robot, created by French company Aldebaran Robotics and Japanese company Softbank Mobile, Sunroute hotel, Hiroshima, Japan Stock Photo - Alamy
French robotics company opens North American HQ in Atlanta
Meet the Robot Coming to Businesses and Homes This Year | Inc.com
France outperforms Britain as robots transform car industry - International Federation of Robotics
This French robotics start-up may have the solution for the ageing population crisis | Euronews
Meet Zora, the Robot Caregiver - The New York Times
Robo-doctors? How AI could do jobs we once thought couldn't be automated | CBC Radio
Can you have feelings for a robot?
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Exclusive-French auditor questions SoftBank's accounting at Pepper robot developer | Euronews
California robotics company's 'Flippy 2' robot makes french fries faster and better than humans can - ABC News
5 French Robotics Startup Success Stories
Innovision, NIT Rourkela - Nao (pronounced now) is an autonomous, programmable humanoid Robot NAO developed by Aldebaran Robotics, a French Robotics company headquartered in Paris. The Nao was used in Robo Cup
Four Robots That Are Learning To Serve You | NCPR News
Nao (robot) - Wikipedia
Droids dance, dogs nuzzle, humanoids speak at Madrid robot museum
United Robotics Group Acquires SoftBank Robotics Europe and Service Robot Portfolio - Robotics 24/7
France shows off humanoid underwater exploration robot
France Developing Advanced Humanoid Robot Romeo - IEEE Spectrum
Reachy by Pollen Robotics, an open source programmable humanoid robot
10 French robotics startups that want to achieve a technological breakthrough in the industry | Silicon Canals
The real technology threat is already here: big data and e-commerce platforms | South China Morning Post
Pollen Robotics is selling a $17,000 robot torso for researchers and startups | TechCrunch
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