Qrio Robot: Smart Humanoid Robot

Qrio Robot was a bipedal humanoid entertainment robot developed and marketed (but never sold) by Sony to follow up on the success of its AIBO entertainment robot. QRIO stood approximately 0.6 m (2 feet) tall and weighed 7.3 kg (16 pounds). QRIO's slogan was "Makes life fun, makes you happy!"

Dogo Robot: Smart Military Robot

Dogo Robot can be equipped with pepper spray, blinders or other less-than-lethal means of engagement, Gal said. And, like other robots, it relays two-way voice commands and can conduct remote hostage negotiations.

Talon Robot: Smart Military Robot

TALON robots have been in continuous, active military service since 2000 when they were successfully used in Bosnia for the safe movement and disposal of live grenades. TALON robots were used extensively at Ground Zero in search and recovery efforts after the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center. One of only two robot types actually used at Ground Zero (the others were the Inuktun robots), TALON™ robots were the only ones to last through the entire mission without requiring a major repair.

Uran-9 Robot: Smart Military Robot

The Uran-9 is a tracked unmanned combat ground vehicle (UCGV) being developed and produced by JSC 766 UPTK, and export promotion and offered by Rosoboronexport for the international market. According to a release by Rosoboronexport, the system will be designed to deliver combined combat, reconnaissance and counter-terrorism units with remote reconnaissance and fire support.

Soratnik Robot: Smart Tank Robot

Soratnik and Nerehta are modular robotic platforms. Soratnik provides reconnaissance with an aerial drone. It has 4 anti-tank grenade launchers and a large machine gun. Nerehta can be equipped with various modules to select targets on its own and operate autonomously.

Primer Robot: Smart Micro-Robot

Primer’s various forms have a range of advantages. For example, “Wheel-bot” has wheels that allow it to move twice as fast as “Walk-bot.” “Boat-bot” can float on water and carry nearly twice its weight. “Glider-bot” can soar across longer distances, which could be useful for deploying robots or switching environments.

Dyson Robot: Smart Vacuum Cleaner Robot

The Dyson 360 Eye is a neat little unit: smaller, yet taller, than rivals. It’s slightly narrower than an iPad Air and about as tall as seven DVD cases stacked on top of one another; it’s small enough to go places that most robot vacs can’t. On the flip side, it’s too tall to fit under the majority of sofas and beds – it managed to get under my bed, but sofas are out of the question.

Cruzr Robot: Smart Service Robot

Cruzr Robot is a cloud-based intelligent humanoid robot that provides a new generation of service for a variety of industrial applications and domestic environments. Offering user-friendly, human-like interaction, Cruzr provides customized AI business services. Each of its robotic platforms can be configured for a wide range of applications to a company’s specific needs for safe and easy access to virtually endless resources.

RoMa Robot: Smart Mannequin Robot

RoMa Robot is a full-body humanoid social robot platform, is currently in the final stages of development for visual merchandising to promote customer appeal. RoMa is characterized by nine features which are listed as: appealing appearance, avoiding the uncanny valley, easy maintenance, interactive, light weight, low developmental cost, suitable body movements, suitable color, and user friendly.

Lynx Robot: Alexa-Powered Robot

The humanoid Lynx from Ubtech Robotics makes full use of its integration with Amazon. You'll be able to play music, plan your day and control your smart home just by speaking to Lynx. Beyond what Alexa can normally do, Lynx also recognizes your face and can change its responses accordingly.