FUTURISTIC ROBOTS MAKING LIFE BETTER TODAY

 Robots have been a normal part of our lives for several decades already, especially in manufacturing. But in consumers’ lives, robots have yet to become as ubiquitous as in movies, where they are often portrayed as humanoid with many of the benefits and disadvantages that come with being human. But one area where NOT being human is an advantage for robots is their inability to catch a virus, something that has many service workers nervous these days.

LG CLOi ServeBot exiting an elevator

In South Korea, LG is making significant inroads in areas where its intelligent service robots are actively assisting people in real-life settings such as hospitals, restaurants and hotels. And while these robots may not resemble human beings, they do have some very human characteristics, most notably the way they can interact with people, even being able to express emotions on their display “facial” expressions. But more importantly, these robots are helping to perform work without increasing the risk of virus transmission.

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