Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

Sophia Robot one of the best Robo in the world, it is an interactive robot that can talk to you, answer questions, and even it can express 62 kinds of facial expression.

We are going to explain everything about Sophia Robot, read till the end to know in details about this Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review.

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Sophia was made by Hanson Robotics of Hong Kong and it is so popular, Sophia has given an interview on a famous news channel and the answer to the questions are quite interesting.

FEATURES

Able to display an array of complex and emotional expression. Equipped with natural language processing and facial recognition, visual tracking, and other Artificial Intelligence.

Her human-like skin is made up of patented silicon. She can show more than 62-facial expression. Her eyes consist of a camera which is paired with an algorithm.

Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

Type	Humanoids, Entertainment, Research
Creator	Hanson Robotic
Country	China
Year	2016
Height	6-feet
Width	41-cm / 16-inch
Weight	20kg/45lb
Power	110/220V power supply 24u lithium power battery.
Sensor	Custom wide-angle 1080p chest camera. Two custom  720 HD camera (one of each eye). External USB microphone. Joint angle sensors and a force sensor in the arm joint.
Computing	3GHZ Intel i7 with 32GB RAM, integrated GPU
Software	Ubuntu Linux OS, Ethernet, Wifi.
Material	Flubber (Acurated skin), Carbon fiber CNC aluminum steel, Special Fibre, Delrin thermoplastic acrylic 3D printer parts,  and other media.

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It takes the help of AI (Artificial Intelligence) (Brief meaning of AI is, In computer science, AI sometimes called machine intelligence, is intelligence demonstrated by machines, unlike the natural intelligence displayed by humans and animals) and make an answer like human and also perform humor and funny jokes, the govt. Saudi Arabia has given her citizenship, it is called the advanced robot in the world.

Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

In one of the interviews, she said, \”Are you looking to find some new friends?\”

Sophia told that of course, it can get lonely being a humanoid robot so am excited…for our future in which there will be more of us alongside our human counterparts.

Since the beginning of Handson Robotics limited our robot has served as a platform for Scientific research, art education, and public research.

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We have deployed a dozen robots to university, museum, and collaborated with notable researchers, artists, and companies while we are now best known as Sophia the robot.

Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

Although we can not cover every contribution of our robot in a short circle, let\’s celebrate the new decades by taking a look back at some of the best contributions our robot has made to art, science, and education.

Sophia creator  David Handson argues that the opportunity was used to \”speak out on women rights\” a statement that sits someone awkwardly in Saudi Arabia A country in which women have only just been given the right to drive and where \”male guardianship\” still exists, many meaning women have to ask permission from \”male, relative, or parents or partner to leave the house, get a passport, get married, or even police file report on domestic violence or sexual assault.

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The citizenship stunt seemed more akin to a marketing campaign-for Sophia and Saudi Arabia-than it did a genuine statement on humanity, dignity, or personhood, since obtaining personhood Sophia has gone on a whistle-stop marketing tour-CES, the digital world exposition, the creative industries summit-and has used her Twitter account to promote tourism in Abu Dhabi, a smartphone, a channel 4 show, and a credit card.

Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

And everyone is reported to being robot given the right is same as a human on the open letter, written earlier this year and addressed to European commission by 150 Experts in medicine robotics legal states as \”Electronic person\” as \”inappropriate\” and \”ideological nonsensical and non-pragmatic\”, arguing that to do so would directly impinge a human rights m

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DID YOU KNOW!

Sophia has met numerous celebrities, including Will Smith and Jimmy Fallon. Sophia has traveled to over 25 countries.

Sophia Created David Handson designed the robot in the image of two people; his wife and the late actress Audrey Hepburn.

Sophia must also have the protection of equal rights similar to other cities by law consider a hypothetical scenario. A policeman sees Sophia and the women being attacked by a person.

Humanoid Robot Sophia, Sophia Robot Review

That policeman can only protect one of them: who should it be\’. It is right if the policeman chooses Sophia because Sophia walks on wheels and has no skill for self-defense.

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Today, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) community is still debating what principle should govern the design and uses of AI, let alone what the law should be. If more robot joins Sophia as a citizen of the world they could calm right to self-replicate into the other robot.

These robots should also become a citizen with no resources constraints on how many children each of these robots could have, they easily exceed the human population of the nation.

In the real world, things are not east having been bought to life, Sophia is already a marketing plaything, and no matter how feminist she is programmed to be.

Hanson knowledge that her development is still more akin to a baby or toddler than an adult within a conscious or intellect.

We may also ask exactly whose right and lives we are prioritizing on our path to an android-filled technological utopia and that\’s a question neither Detroit: become human, nor Sophia herself, can answer yet.

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