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Robot uses speech recognition to understand spoken requests and give replies
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London, UK (EE Times): Philips has followed in the path of numerous Japanese electronics companies and started investigating the possibility of robotic companions as consumer electronic products. Philips Research has been demonstrating the "iCat"; a prototype user-interface to consumer electronics in the shape of a yellow plastic cat.
The iCat employs speech recognition, computer vision, robotics and animatronics in order to manifest a personality, Philips said. It understands spoken requests, gives replies, recognizes faces and everyday objects and nods, and makes facial expressions and other head movements.
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