Meet Ameca, a robot at the Museum of the Future in Dubai that looks and acts very much like a person. Ameca can say, “My name is Ameca,” and then go on to spell out “her” name.

The robot is built with a variety of facial expressions. It does things like wink and scratches its nose. Ameca is run by a technology called Artificial Intelligence.

Also, there is a person who controls her speech and facial movements from a distance.

The people who made Ameca thought that robots would not be in our homes for at least twenty years.

Key facts!

• The world’s most emotive robot smiles and greets humans.
• Ameca is one of the most lifelike robots and interacts smoothly with visitors.
• The hyper-realistic robot says, “My name is Ameca.”
• She is also capable of moving her shoulders and smiling.
• Furthermore, she has a sense of humour and jokes “Have I won the spelling bee?”
• Another person asks her if she likes being at the Museum.
• “I’m unhappy,” she replies. “I have no sensations, yet I can appear satisfied.”
• As per the makers, Ameca is the ideal humanoid robot platform for human-robot interaction.
• This is because it is built as a platform for advancement into future robotics technologies.
• Humanity’s connection with technology seems to have grown more evolved.
• Ameca’s developers predicted that robots wouldn’t be in people’s homes for at least 20 years.
• But they didn’t rule out the idea that android helpers will soon be widespread in public settings like airports and hotels.

This humanoid robot named Ameca is a centerpiece of Dubai’s Museum of the Future. The robot is equipped with expressive human-like features, facial recognition tech, and an AI interface that allows it to process and respond to conversations in real time. pic.twitter.com/xTq90Uv1D2

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