Also known as a steering engine, a servomotor is the key to a robot’s performance. Many in the industry have balked at the servomotor’s high technical threshold and high market price, and given up on enhancing a robot’s physical movements.

NUWA Robotics possesses the ability to independently develop our own servomotors, and we hold key technologies that enable us to produce highly stable AI servomotors with high production yield. Combined with effective cost control, this makes NUWA Robotics’ AI companions affordable luxury.

NUWA Robotics has machine learning and deep learning experts, who are able to apply image recognition and audio/speech-related AI technology to visual recognition capabilities (including facial, object, gesture and scene recognition), as well as auditory recognition capabilities (including sound source, speech, language and timbre recognition). These capabilities allow our robots to integrate into daily life scenarios, and communicate in a way that is intuitive for humans.

NUWA Robotics’ Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) technology gives robots the ability to self-position, create maps, and plan routes. This enables them to understand the layout of a user’s home, establish spatial and movement logic, and move to specific locations as commanded, as well as be aware of any activity in the surrounding environment.

Unlike the monotonous interaction offered by most robots, NUWA Robotics uses a dynamic 3-dimensional emotion model to simulate the ever-changing emotional reactions and behaviors of humans, allowing users to interact with their robot in a more natural and fun way.