The robotic butler will be able to help with dirty laundry, dirty dishes, and even delicate tasks such as putting flowers in a vase. (Credit: Samsung) (Credit: Samsung)īot Handy uses an “appropriate amount of force, to grab and move around household items and objects,” Samsung points out. Bot Handy is black and white and has a screen for a face with eyes that change shape to express emotions. The robot can tidy away, or set the table for dinner.
A Samsung teaser video for the new robot shows the robot performing many useful household tasks. Samsung introduced some other robots at that same event, including a surveillance robot dog to help keep you safe, Jetbot 90 AI+ smart vacuum cleaner with LiDAR tech and cameras to autonomously clean your home while avoiding objects such as cables, and Samsung Bot Care “robotic assistant and companion.” The Jetbot 90 AI+ will be available to purchase sooner than these other robots.Ī single long arm with a mechanical hand at the end sets Bot Handy apart from the rest of Samsung’s robots, and it’s the only one that can pour a glass of wine. 'Samsung Bot Handy will rely on advanced AI to recognise and pick up objects of varying sizes, shapes and weights,' the South Korean tech giant explained. It flips the script on what a robot in your home could look like. Bot handy can move around and do things like sets the table or put away groceries. The robot gets its “handy” name because it “helps you with work around the house.” (Credit: Samsung) (Credit: Samsung)īot Handy uses AI to understand objects, like a glass cup or a ceramic plate, taking note of their shape and materials to work as your trusted partner. Called Bot Handy, this robot server can recognise objects using an inbuilt camera and AI, allowing it to bring you drink after drink. The device uses “advanced AI” to “identify” objects by shape, size, and weight. Move over Alfred Pennyworth, Samsung has the ultimate service for you. CES is the largest annual tech industry conference where companies come together and debut exciting and innovative technologies that aren’t ready to go on the market yet.īot Handy is currently “in development,” with no definitive price or sales date. Be sure to swing by our CES 2021 news hub for all of the most interesting unveils from this year’s event.At the CES 2021, Samsung showed off a robot butler/assistant called Bot Handy. Clearly, this kind of tech is still a ways out from being in everyone’s home, but it is always interesting to see what kind of robotic companionship Samsung is cooking up, if not just for the brief glimpse into the future it might be providing.īut there are loads of CES 2021 tech announcements popping today that will actually be shipping soon (if they aren’t already).
But we also getting the usual “still in development” treatment with no slated release window in sight. This year’s CES 2021 Samsung robotic showing stepped things up a notch with the new wine-pouring Bot Handy. It is also programmed to offer up personalized reminders like taking a break from your desk chair or reading off upcoming appointments, like Siri but better because it’s a robot with an adorable animated face. The “robotic assistant and companion” was shown smoothly gliding up to a desk before extending a display from its neck to host a video chat. This one trades out the intelligent grabber arm for a head-mounted display and handy reminders.
Samsung also showed the next iteration of its Bot Care unit (also seen in the video above). Bot Handy is currently in development, with no definitive price or sales date. CES is the largest annual tech industry conference where companies come together and debut exciting and innovative technologies that aren’t ready to go on the market yet. It wouldn't be CES without Samsung robots, and this time Samsung shows off Bot Handy robot CES2021Samsung also announces JetBot 90 AI+ at CES2021. That, in combination with a pair of mounted camera units, help it determine the weight, size, and shape of various objects it needs to interact with around your home. At the CES 2021, Samsung showed off a robot butler/assistant called Bot Handy. Samsung claims Bot Handy’s built-in AI help it understand how much pressure to use when grabbing your fine china, so as to not smash your dirty glasses in its artificially intelligent hand before landing them in the dishwasher.
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