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Alan Turing robot makes its debut at Startup Village 2015


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10 July 2015



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Alan Turing animatronic robot. Source: Skolkovo

Alan Turing animatronic robot. Source: Skolkovo

Tho startups from the robotics cluster at Skolkovo — Nanosemantics and Lexy — teamed up with the Russian Neurobotics, to recreate a robotic version of the British computer science pioneer Alan Turing. The robot, which recognizes natural speech and has nine degrees of freedom for its facial animatronics, made its debut at the 2015 Startup Village event Skolkovo’s Hypercube last month. Check out the video of Alan interacting with the public. 

https://youtu.be/1wCLLoDO-7M



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