Ami Desktop
Ami Desktop is a stationary, desktop-sized expressive robot head from Engineered Arts for HRI and conversational AI research and education.
Ami Desktop is a compact, stationary humanoid-style robot head for lab and classroom use. It provides expressive facial motion (10 DoF) plus camera-based perception and voice interaction for human-robot interaction demos and research. It supports Linux-based computing with ROS 2 support and wired/wireless connectivity for integration into AI and robotics projects.
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