Kuri

Kuri

Kuri is a companion and home monitoring robot designed for indoor family environments, featuring an expressive personality through facial animations, chirps, beeps, and head movements. It autonomously navigates homes using SLAM mapping to capture 5-second video clips of people and pets, provides remote live HD video access via mobile app for security and telepresence, entertains children by reading stories, playing music through dual speakers, and dancing. Equipped with voice recognition for commands like "go home" or "tell a joke," it differentiates humans from pets, responds to touch, and automatically returns to its charging station. Ideal for home awareness, family interaction, and introducing kids to technology, though production ceased in 2018.

Manufacturer
Mayfield Robotics
Rating
★★★★☆(4.0)
Launch Year
2017
Price
USD 699 - 899
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Robot Specifications

Primary Use Cases
Home monitoring, capturing family memories (Kuri Vision), children's entertainment, music/podcast streaming, and telepresence.
Deployment
semi-autonomous
Multi-Robot Coordination
No
Interaction-focused
None

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Q1. What is Kuri, and what problem is it designed to solve?

Kuri is a wheeled home companion robot developed by Mayfield Robotics. According to the manufacturer, it was designed to provide home monitoring, entertainment, and interaction through autonomous navigation and remote access features.

Q2. What are the main capabilities and key features of Kuri?

Kuri features a 1080p HD camera for video streaming, four microphones for voice detection, dual speakers, and sensors for mapping and obstacle avoidance. It communicates via expressive head movements, eye animations, and sounds rather than speech.

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