Hello. I love this robot. I never seen anything like it when I first saw it. I am so addicted to nao I keep watching vids of it, and had 2 dreams of having one. I would love a new member of my family like this one. Can I have a free nao please?
OK a few questions for you. I’ve emailed SoftBank this query last year and didn’t receive a response. I see NAO is still largely aimed at research and schools. That’s disappointing. Given there are a few humanoid robots already on the market, when will SoftBank start producing NAO with the general public in mind? I believe if you open up to that market you’d sell stacks due the robots high quality. It would allow the price point to come down too. NAO draws everyone on with its abilities and its physical proportions and design. Additionally, I think if you could produce a larger NAO for the home with identical proportions you’d be onto a real thing. Perhaps about 3-4 feet tall, but even with use of light alloys to make it more robust. The current robots of that size are ugly and disproportionate. Just my feedback as a potential customer. Many of my friends have agreed the same thing, and none of us are computer nerds, or into robotics. And it’s folk like us who would be customers of home robots in the future. Cheers!
The reason it’s not arm based is because when nao was being developed arm was not commonly used also soft bank did not originally make nao it was the French Company aldebaran who made it
The nao robot is an incredible robot at a low cost, I would like to know if it has other sensors, I already saw that it has an ultrasonic sensor and a lus apersar sensor. It is very articulate. The nao robot would like to know more about it. I am very interested in all its sources and its way. socializing with other people is as if it were a real person so robotics since I was a child I always loved robots until I started creating my own but it was hard for me to get the mother tablet and some materials and gears and have a 5d machine to make the pieces and get a chip for its memory and behind sides of programming files I always loved the robot nao I always wanted one but my parents do not have the money to buy them they are very expensive my dream was always to have one.
@@stopdropandgame9506 This is a $9000 robot that isn't meant to be used as a toy. This robot is meant for research and development purposes, and for programming. It getting in contact will any liquids will most certainly short the toy, and completely break it. and you would've had $9000 go down the drain.
StopDropAndGame if your child wants a bath toy, give him a rubber duck or a toy submarine. Nao was never intended for use in water, so if you put it in water you’re just wasting $8000
