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The Seeing Eye Dog V2.0 is shaping up as a gamechanger

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Only one in every 15,000 visually impaired people has a service dog of any kind. The average service life of a canine service dog is just five to seven years. Robots will have a life expectancy far greater than that, and can be repaired to brand new. AI means you will be able to converse intelligently with your robotic assistant in your native language.

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The Seeing Eye Dog V2.0 is shaping up as a gamechanger

An important new iteration of the robotic seeing eye dog was shown to the world this week, when Glasgow University showed off RoboGuide, an AI-powered quadruped for visually impaired people. The future for robotic canine assistants looks not just commercially huge, but also massively empowering for the world's one-third of billion visually impaired people.Continue ReadingCategory: Robotics, TechnologyTags: Unitree, Boston Dynamics, assistant rob…

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