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In the world of cool robots, QB1 is entertaining. The intuitive interface of the Swiss QB1 responds to your movements and can recognize your face utilizing 3D modeling sensors. A screen mounted atop the AI unit will display a shadow of your movements and react by turning to face you. Once engaged with a human, the robot will then try to get you to spend some time with it by ‘acting’ like a disc jockey. Artificial intelligence embedded in the QB1 will try to anticipate your listening preferences. A variety of movements will control volume or music selection. With its interactive gesture-based interface, QB1 will react to all of your movements, eliminating the need for any physical stimulus like a mouse, keyboard or joystick. At the rate that this technology is advancing, before long, your QB1 could be doing the dishes or washing the windows.  Artificial intelligence “systems need to learn in the real world, from real people. You cannot program them with knowledge from the real world,” said Frederic Kaplan, CEO and co-founder of QB1 developer OZWE.
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