SoftBank's Emotion-Sensing Robot Pepper Goes On Sale In Japan On June 20 - SlashGear
Pepper (robot) - Wikipedia
Softbank's Pepper Robot Makes Emotional Debut in Japan
Japan's SoftBank says Pepper robot remains 'alive' and well | AP News
Pepper' the emotional robot, sells out within a minute | CNN Business
Pepper the humanoid and programmable robot |Aldebaran
EXCLUSIVE SoftBank shrinks robotics business, stops Pepper production- sources | Reuters
Japan to sell Pepper, the emotional robot | The Spokesman-Review
Pepper Programs | SoftBank Group Corp.
Production of Japanese robot Pepper suspended due to lack of demand | Atalayar - Las claves del mundo en tus manos
Pepper The Robot Needs Our Love And Attention | Digital Trends
Pepper Robot, developed by Softbank during the Japan Robot Week exhibition in Tokyo, Japan. Japan Robot Week is a trade show specialized in service robots and robot-related technologies. This event aims to
Meet Pepper, Aldebaran's New Personal Robot With an "Emotion Engine" - IEEE Spectrum
Meet Pepper: The Robot Built for People | SoftBank Robotics America
Nestlé employs fleet of robots to sell coffee machines in Japan | Robots | The Guardian
Asimo meets Pepper: Honda and Softbank partnering in robots
Pepper the robot gets to work
Japan's In-Home Robot Experiment Short Circuits - WSJ
Pepper the humanoid and programmable robot |Aldebaran
Robot Runway: Pepper's Fashion Show Debut (Video) | Nippon.com
Humanoid Robot Keeps Getting Fired From His Jobs - WSJ
Pepper robot to go on sale to public in Japan - BBC News
Working in Japan: Robots might solve labor problems
Softbank Pepper Robot Is Fighting the Coronavirus in Japan and Germany
Coffee with Pepper? Robot sells espresso machines in Japan
Caring Pepper robot hits the market, sells out in a minute - CNET
SoftBank Pepper robot "astonishingly insecure", potential "cyber weapon" | Internet of Business
The cute human-like robot popular in Japan could soon be working at a retail store near you, thanks to IBM and Softbank
1,000 Pepper robots sell out in a minute on launch day | Computerworld
