The Future of Personal Robots: A Close Look at Tammy

As we explore the latest advancements in technology at IFA in Berlin, we have the opportunity to meet with a personal robot that is set to revolutionize the way we interact with each other and our surroundings. Meet Tammy, an Android tablet stream with a range of innovative features that make it a must-have for anyone looking to take their personal robot experience to the next level.

One of the standout features of Tammy is its ability to work like a telepresence robot. This means that users can not only video call with others, but also control the robot's movements and interactions in real-time. To demonstrate this feature, we can see how Tammy responds when asked about the weather. "Hey Timmy, what's the way there like?" the user asks, and Tammy displays a little display of the weather, providing users with up-to-date information on their surroundings.

But that's not all - Tammy also comes equipped with YouTube, allowing users to watch their favorite videos directly through the robot's screen. We can see this in action as the user plays Bob Marley, and the music starts to play on YouTube's screen. It's clear that Tammy is designed to be a fully immersive experience, with a range of features that make it feel like having a personal assistant at your beck and call.

Another innovative feature of Tammy is its ability to follow users around. This means that when you're having a video call with someone, you can simply tap on the top of Tammy's screen for it to locate you and lock in on your movements. We can see this in action as we walk around the stage, and Tammy follows us seamlessly. The robot is also equipped with a range of sensors that allow it to navigate obstacles and avoid bumping into things.

But what really sets Tammy apart is its ability to learn and adapt. Users can set up locations in their home, such as kitchens or dining rooms, and then send Tammy there using the app on the robot's screen. We see this in action as we tap on a point on the screen and send Tammy to that location. It's clear that Tammy is designed to be intelligent and responsive, with a range of features that make it feel like having a personal assistant at your side.

One of the most interesting aspects of Tammy is its proprietary voice assistant, which allows users to ask a wide range of questions and get responses in return. We see this in action as we ask Tammy about the weather, and it displays a little display of the information on its screen. The voice assistant is clearly designed to be intuitive and user-friendly, with a range of features that make it easy for anyone to use.

As we explore Tammy further, we also learn about its pricing and availability. The basic model of the robot will cost $1,500, while there is also a deluxe model available that upgrades the screen from Full HD to 4K and adds in some Harman Kardon speakers and gold trim. We're told that more voice assistant support is on the way, as well as additional apps and features, so it's clear that Tammy is just getting started.

Finally, we learn about Tammy's battery life and how it charges. The robot has a pretty big battery in it, which allows it to last for up to 8 hours of mixed use. But what's really clever is that the robot can take itself back to its charging station when it needs to recharge, so users don't have to worry about it running out of power. This means that Tammy can be used all day long without needing a break, making it perfect for busy professionals or anyone who wants to stay connected on the go.

In conclusion, Tammy is an innovative personal robot that is set to revolutionize the way we interact with each other and our surroundings. With its range of features, including telepresence capabilities, YouTube integration, and proprietary voice assistant, Tammy is designed to be a fully immersive experience that makes life easier and more convenient. Whether you're looking for a new assistant or just want to take your personal robot experience to the next level, Tammy is definitely worth considering.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enokay so we're on the show floor here at IFA in Berlin and we're visiting with a personal robot called Tammy we should see here before you now this is an Android tablet stream we've got here and if we look around the robot you'll see there's a speaker here as a speaker here around the back this is actually a wireless charging pad you can may own a rest your phone on and it they'll charge up and now you've seen telepresence robots before and Tammy can work like that so you can do video calls with people there are also a handful of Android apps on here that work and it's a proprietary voice assistant at the moment so we'll try playing one and there's a bunch of different things you can ask so let's start with the weather hey Tammy what's the way there like and you get a little display of the weather it also has YouTube on here so let's try that hey Timmy played Bob Marley and there we go playing on YouTube and the funny PA so they're obviously halting developers will add some more apps to it now one of the other cool things about this is that you can actually get to follow you around so you can imagine that'd be useful if you were having a video call with someone you can tap the top it looks for the person then it locks in on you and if I walk around now and it should follow me you can also turn around pivot around to fish here whatever you go just want to avoid walking off the end of the stage but you could walk around your home having a video call with someone and it would almost be like they were really there like I say like a telepresence robot now we suspect there will be more a voice assistant support coming in this and will certainly be more apps it's jus release on October the 1st and the basic model is going to cost you fifteen hundred dollars you can also get a cane a deluxe model which upgrades the screen from Full HD to 4k adds in some Harman Kardon speakers and some gold trim I believe and if you want him to stop following you just tap on the head again and that's it and it's got a pretty big battery in there so they reckon you'll get eight hours of mixed use but it's also smart enough to just take itself back to the charging station when it needs to charge up and it'll go and plug itself in so you don't need to worry too much about that so you can navigate around with the robot from the other end of a video call by using this app and it's smart enough to navigate around obstacles so if I swipe left the robot turns to the left and zwei drei ill turn to the right you can also set up locations in your home such as a kitchen dining room whatever ask this one there we go and then you can send Tammy there if you want to and the last thing I was going to show you is you can tap and hold on a point you should be able to oh yeah there we go and then you can send Tammy there so it's got some pretty cool very cool telepresence functionalityokay so we're on the show floor here at IFA in Berlin and we're visiting with a personal robot called Tammy we should see here before you now this is an Android tablet stream we've got here and if we look around the robot you'll see there's a speaker here as a speaker here around the back this is actually a wireless charging pad you can may own a rest your phone on and it they'll charge up and now you've seen telepresence robots before and Tammy can work like that so you can do video calls with people there are also a handful of Android apps on here that work and it's a proprietary voice assistant at the moment so we'll try playing one and there's a bunch of different things you can ask so let's start with the weather hey Tammy what's the way there like and you get a little display of the weather it also has YouTube on here so let's try that hey Timmy played Bob Marley and there we go playing on YouTube and the funny PA so they're obviously halting developers will add some more apps to it now one of the other cool things about this is that you can actually get to follow you around so you can imagine that'd be useful if you were having a video call with someone you can tap the top it looks for the person then it locks in on you and if I walk around now and it should follow me you can also turn around pivot around to fish here whatever you go just want to avoid walking off the end of the stage but you could walk around your home having a video call with someone and it would almost be like they were really there like I say like a telepresence robot now we suspect there will be more a voice assistant support coming in this and will certainly be more apps it's jus release on October the 1st and the basic model is going to cost you fifteen hundred dollars you can also get a cane a deluxe model which upgrades the screen from Full HD to 4k adds in some Harman Kardon speakers and some gold trim I believe and if you want him to stop following you just tap on the head again and that's it and it's got a pretty big battery in there so they reckon you'll get eight hours of mixed use but it's also smart enough to just take itself back to the charging station when it needs to charge up and it'll go and plug itself in so you don't need to worry too much about that so you can navigate around with the robot from the other end of a video call by using this app and it's smart enough to navigate around obstacles so if I swipe left the robot turns to the left and zwei drei ill turn to the right you can also set up locations in your home such as a kitchen dining room whatever ask this one there we go and then you can send Tammy there if you want to and the last thing I was going to show you is you can tap and hold on a point you should be able to oh yeah there we go and then you can send Tammy there so it's got some pretty cool very cool telepresence functionality\n"