00:00XGO Mini. Ever seen a desktop AI quadrupled robot before? Well, here it is, right before you.
00:06The XGO Mini is a programmable, desktop-sized AI quadrupled robot with 12 degrees of freedom
00:11that can achieve a flexible omnidirectional motion jointly controlled by serial buses.
00:16In addition, the XGO can carry out a six-dimensional stable posture and a variety of other motions.
00:21Equipped with a 9-axis IMU, its joint position sensor and the electric current sensor can reflect
00:26its posture and joint rotation angle and torque. These are used for algorithms verification and
00:30exploitation and can be programmed by a computer to alert poison words and Python programming.
00:35It is designed for education, research, algorithm verification, and entertainment.
00:40XGO Mini has fully functional AI modules which can facilitate both entry and advanced-level AI applications.
00:46The AI modules have features of visual recognition, voice recognition, and gesture recognition,
00:50giving the XGO Mini the ability to hear, recognize, and reply to users like a real dog.
00:56It can also track multiple colors and recognize QR codes, April tag, human face, shake hands,
01:01and control with an app. It is estimated to cost about $599.
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