[March 03, 2021, 09:00:57 AM] Devil63: front leg connectors
[March 04, 2021, 02:52:50 AM] pnhicks: Hey devil63! What are looking for specifically?
[March 04, 2021, 02:53:31 AM] pnhicks: Why not open a topic?
[March 05, 2021, 03:47:52 AM] Altairrr: Hello!
[Yesterday at 01:54:19 PM] pnhicks: @Altairr - its real quiet right now
[Yesterday at 01:55:22 PM] pnhicks: you might look at the latest post from Dilo63
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Kuri’s going to be even better than we planned. Our engineers found some very clever ways to make Kuri’s camera, WiFi, and drivetrain even more awesome. All of this introduced a few extra costs, but we know Kuri will be a much better addition to your home, and that’s what matters most.There’s only one Kuri. People who place pre-orders before June 22nd will enjoy the original price, and those who order later will pay the (still pretty fantastic) new price, but everyone gets the same incredible robot.
The Kuri team has provided some updates on its progress in developing the robot, including news that its visual intelligence system can now identify and recognize pets, including dogs and cats. This is in addition to its ability to recognize human family members, which was previously announced. That means it can understand when it’s looking at a pet, and that information can have different consequences than if it were seeing a human, for instance.Kuri also now sports a better vision system, which includes a 1080p HD camera, which is now fully integrated with the rest of its systems. The 1080p virtual eyes mean that Kuri can stream live in top quality, as well as capture still images and video while interacting with the family for some memorial keepsakes.Finally, Kuri’s drivetrain has been upgraded, with new belt treads in place of the originally planned wheels. This will allow Kuri to move around more smoothly, while also making less noise and improving overall traction, so that the robot is better able to handle multiple and changing indoor surfaces, including carpets and rugs.
No other robot to my knowledge has ever been able to recognize pets.Talon