Apple's next big thing: home robots that follow you around, mixed-reality goggles
11 months, 3 weeks ago

Apple's next big thing: home robots that follow you around, mixed-reality goggles

Hindustan Times  

Apple has teams investigating a push into personal robotics which the company sees as the “next big thing”. The project is kept extremely private and the iPhone maker has also developed an advanced table-top home device that uses robotics to move a display around, the report claimed. The report also added that the “robotic smart display is much further along than the mobile bot, it has been added and removed from the company’s product road map over the years.” Where is Apple manufacturing personal robotics and who is in charge? The robotics work is taking place within Apple’s hardware engineering division and its AI and machine-learning group, which is run by John Giannandrea, the report claimed.

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Hindustan Times  

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China Daily  

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The Independent  

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