Engineers at Apple have been developing a personal robotics device that can cohabitate with users and follow them around, according to Bloomberg. The product is still in the research and development phase, and it is uncertain if it will be released. Apple has also created an advanced table-top home device that uses robotics to move a display around. These projects are being carried out in collaboration with Apple's machine-learning group.
Fresh off dumping its electric vehicles project, Apple appears to be pivoting to something fairly different: household robots . Engineers at the iPhone company have been working on some sort of “ personal robotics ” device that can cohabitate with you and follow you around, Bloomberg reported Thursday. So, basically a robo-roommate. This product is reportedly still very much in the research and development phase and it is unclear whether it will ultimately be released.
The report states that the company has also developed an “advanced table-top home device that uses robotics to move a display around”—which basically sounds like some sort of “responsive” TV screen. These developments are occurring within Apple’s hardware engineering division, with collaboration from its machine-learning group, according to the report. Gizmodo reached out to Apple for comment and will update this story if it respond
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