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Researchers at Georgia Tech’s Center for Music Technology have developed a one-foot-tall (30 cm) smartphone-enabled robot called Shimi, which they describe as an interactive “musical buddy.” Leveraging the power of a docked Android smartphone and the music library contained on the mobile device, Shimi can recommend songs, dance to the beat and play tunes based on listener feedback... Continue Reading Shimi the dancing robotic smartphone dock
Section: Robotics
Tags: Android, Dock, Georgia Tech, Music, Robot, Smartphone, Speakers
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