Robotics engineers unveil 'Stevie II' – Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot - Trinity News and Events
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Robotics engineers unveil 'Stevie II' – Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot - Irish Tech News
Comedian Dara O Briain helps unveil Stevie the Dublin robot which will use expressions and body language to help nursing home residents
An Irish robot has made the cover of Time magazine
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If you don't have family nearby, you can have banter with Stevie' - meet the sociable robot who could transform life for the elderly - Independent.ie
Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot 'Stevie II' from robotics engineers at Trinity College Dublin, with Brendan Crean, who helped trial the robot through the charity ALONE, during a special demonstration at
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Stevie the robot is the latest Irish face on Time cover
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Meet Stevie II, a caring robot the elderly love to chat with | Ireland | The Times
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Irish Researchers Reveal "Stevie II" Robot to Combat Loneliness in the Elderly - SevenPonds BlogSevenPonds Blog
Stevie drives assistive robotics market growth - Longevity.Technology
Stevie the robot (@stevietherobot) / Twitter
Stevie robot companion for somebody living alone - Personal Robots
Stevie the robot enjoys pride of place on TIME's new front cover - Engineers Ireland
Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot 'Stevie II' from robotics engineers at Trinity College Dublin, with Assistant Professor at the School of Engineering Dr. Conor McGinn (left) and researcher Niamh Donnelly, during
