RoboGuide robot dog uses AI to assist the visually impaired

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Visually impaired people may soon be able to use AI-powered robotic service dogs to navigate the world around them. Researchers from the University of Glasgow, along with industry and charity partners, have unveiled RoboGuide.

The robot uses artificial intelligence to not only assist its users to move independently, but also to speak to them about what’s going on around them. RoboGuide employs a variety of cutting-edge technologies mounted onto an off-the-shelf robot body, according to the University of Glasgow.

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