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Social robots are designed to interact and communicate with humans, assist us with daily tasks like grocery lists and calendar events or simply keep us company and make us smile. They do that through voice, sounds, light, screens, or an expressive face or body.

Telepresence robots allow you to be present at a place without actually going there. Workers can use telepresence robots to collaborate with colleagues at a distant office, and doctors can use them to check on patients.

Service robots perform useful tasks like cleaning, greeting visitors, or making deliveries. Unlike industrial robots that operate in factories and warehouses, service robots work in offices, airports, museums, and shopping centers.