Robotics | Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society

Our newest team member, the humanoid robot Pepper, developed by SoftBank Robotics and equipped with the Flow Manager from ENTRANCE Robotics, is specialized in recognizing and reacting to human emotions. Equipped with numerous sensors, cameras and microphones, Pepper can recognize faces and voices, hold simple conversations and interact through gestures and movements. Humanoid robots, such as Pepper, can be used in a wide range of applications in various industries. For example, Pepper can greet customers and provide information, convey educational content or support care workers.

A woman interacts with the humanoid robot Pepper while a man works on a laptop in the background. The robot displays a message on its screen and the woman operates it using the touchscreen.

The robot Pepper raises its hands while a woman interacts with it and a man sits in the background. The robot appears to be making a gesture that is part of its demonstration.

A humanoid robot Pepper interacts with two people in a room. A man raises his hand to greet the robot, while a woman looks on with interest.

A man stands in front of the robot Pepper and looks at the screen while the robot displays a message. The interaction takes place in a room with a banner in the background.

Marc Ritter demonstrates the humanoid robot Pepper, which is designed for natural interactions. The pictures show the explanation and testing of various functions using gestures and touchscreen.