Pepper, the 121-centimetre (four-foot) tall white machine-on-wheels, offers ardent attention, cool dance moves, and small talk. Pepper has cameras, lasers and infrared in its hairless head so it ...

Pepper, the first humanoid robot with virtual emotions, went on sale in Japan this summer and is now coming to North America. In its fifth year taking over Toronto’s Metro Toronto Convention Centre, ...

In Thursday's demonstration, Pepper sang, "I want to be loved." Softbank said Pepper can dance and tell jokes. The machine will be on display starting Friday at Softbank retailers, the company said.

The robot, named Pepper, has the ability to read human emotions, hold conversations, move on its own, dance and tell jokes. SoftBank, the mobile phone company that sells the 4-foot robot, warns ...

Pepper is 4-foot (1.2-metre) tall humanoid robot with large expressive eyes and lifelike movements and gestures. Pepper carries a touchscreen tablet that customers can use to interact with it. The ...

WATCH: Pepper is a jack of all trades — it can talk, dance, play games and be a source of emotional support for sick children. – May 6, 2018 ...

Pepper will be able to describe and recommend ATB products and services, offer a financial literacy quiz and provide customers with an opportunity to take a selfie with a robot or learn some dance ...

URAYASU, Japan -- Technology company Softbank's Pepper robot is going on sale in Japan on Saturday, equipped with a "heart" designed to not only recognize human emo… ...

Pepper was on display at CES 2017, showing some new dance moves, word games, musical interactivity and its potential to serve as a bartender when connected with certain smart-home devices.

Toronto’s Humber River Hospital has partnered with SoftBank Robotics America (SBRA) to launch a new pilot program with Pepper the humanoid robot. This marks the first time a Canadian hospital has ...

In short, Pepper has a personality — at least, according to its creator SoftBank, one of Japan’s biggest telecommunications companies, which developed the robot in collaboration with its ...

URAYASU, Japan - Technology company Softbank's Pepper robot is going on sale in Japan on Saturday, equipped with a “heart” designed to not only recognize human emotions but react with ...