Samsung unveiled its new AI companion robot called Ballie several years ago, but it is only now that the South Korean tech giant has confirmed its release window: this summer. However ...

Ballie is described as a "home AI companion robot" and will be able to speak to you. It'll use Google's Gemini AI voice assistant – which you can already try out on iPhone and Android – to chat.

Samsung will launch its home AI companion robot, Ballie, in the US and Korea this summer. Powered by Google’s Gemini AI technology, it will help users manage some home activities, such as ...

The partnership would bring Google Cloud’s generative AI technology to the soccer-ball-shaped home robot, enhancing reasoning enabled by Gemini to help users manage not only their home but also ...

The race for consumer robotics with artificial intelligence (AI) is shaping up to be the next great technological frontier, and few are as well positioned as Samsung to lead it – leveraging its ...

Shenzhen, China (ANTARA/PRNewswire)- Pudu Robotics, a global leader in service robotics sector, has officially unveiled FlashBot Arm, an innovative Semi-Humanoid Embodied AI Service Robot tailored ...

Samsung has announced the release of an AI-powered robot designed to serve as a personal assistant for the home. The three-wheeled Ballie bot features a built-in projector, speaker and microphone, as ...

Registration is currently open on Samsung's website, marking the company's most serious step yet toward putting AI-powered robotics at the heart of our homes. Ballie's initial charm was design— a ...

Samsung has announced the release of an AI-powered robot designed to serve as a personal assistant for the home. The three-wheeled Ballie bot features a built-in projector, speaker and microphone ...

Samsung Electronics announced on Wednesday that they would use Google Cloud's generative AI technology to power their at-home companion robot named 'Ballie'. Ballie's primary function is to provide ...

The small, spherical robot, first previewed in 2020, is set to roll out this summer in the U.S. and South Korea, marking the companies’ entry into the growing consumer robotics market.