Ubtech Robotics has partnered with Amazon to bring Alexa, Amazon’s virtual assistant, to its latest robot, Echo. Owners of Echo will be able to interact with it as though it were a personal assistant. Since its launch, Amazon has sold millions of Echo devices, but lately they have begun to free Alexa from her Echo chamber, installing the natural language-processing assistant in home devices, wearable technology, cars and even robots. Amazon seems to be using partners such as Ubtech to redefine the physical form of its cloud-based technology.
Ubtech Robotics has partnered with Amazon to bring Alexa, Amazon’s virtual assistant, to its latest robot, Lynx. Owners of Lynx will be able to interact with it as though it were a personal assistant. Since its launch, Amazon has sold millions of Echo devices, but lately they have begun to free Alexa from her Echo chamber, installing the natural language-processing assistant in home devices, wearable technology, cars and even robots. Amazon seems to be using partners such as Ubtech to redefine the physical form of its cloud-based technology.