Realbotix releases new robot AI vision system: supports face recognition and personalized interaction

Realbotix announced the launch of its independently developed Realbotix Robotic AI Vision System. This innovative system will set new standards of realism and adaptability for humanoid robots, aiming to enhance user interaction experience and enable real-time environmental perception.

The Realbotix robot AI vision system has a number of key functions, including user facial recognition, object recognition, facial tracking and real-time scene detection. These enhancements broaden the application scenarios of the robot and improve its environmental perception capabilities.

In terms of interaction with humans, the Realbotix AI vision system can detect human existence and dynamically adjust the robot's facial expressions to create a more emotional and natural response, reducing the "uncanny valley" effect. In addition, users can upload facial data through the Realbotix robot controller, allowing the robot to remember and personalize interactions with specific users. This feature is of great significance in areas such as social companionship, health care and customer service.

In terms of object recognition and scene perception, robots can provide meaningful help to users through real-time object detection and scene analysis, and are suitable for various environments such as smart home and retail security. At the same time, the Realbotix AI vision system also uses cloud multimodal AI to continuously update its understanding of the scene, identify objects, characters, and behaviors, thereby generating adaptive and context-conscious responses.

This system's dialogue AI combines real-time visual processing with advanced language models, allowing robots to conduct smarter and more contextual dialogue communication. Realbotix Robot AI Vision Systems enable transformative applications in multiple industries, such as in the medical field, robots can identify patients, monitor actions and provide contextual assistance; in the retail and security fields, robots can identify potential pickpockets and monitor activities And optimize customer experience; in smart homes, robots can provide personalized responses to family members; in terms of entertainment and social robots, user experience can be improved through adaptive facial expressions and real-time interaction with environmental changes.

The system is also equipped with Realbotix patented real eye technology to support the vision system. This technology allows the robot's eyes to be changed to different colors, greatly enhancing the robot's visual reality and improving its anthropomorphism. Realbotix first showed off a beta version of the system at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in January 2025, which attracted widespread attention.