Furhat Robotics receives 2.3 million euro from the EU - Furhat Robotics
One of the unique features of Furhat is the ability to customize its appearance. We've been experimenting with a few dog-like gestures for our good boy,... | By Furhat Robotics | Facebook
The Human Element Is Key At Furhat Robotics
Furhat Robotics - The Spring '22 Furhat Conference is... | Facebook
Furhat Robotics says 'hello' to the acceptable face of artificial intelligence
Furhat, a robot with a human appearance, wants to hear your woes
Research Robot - Teksbotics Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
Furhat - Humanizing Robotics & AI
Furhat Social Robot - Add-on Dog Projection Mask
The world's most advanced social robot - Furhat Robotics
The world's most advanced social robot - Furhat Robotics
Furhat is a social robot that can take on any personality
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Furhat Robotics acquires Misty Robotics
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Furhat Robotics on Twitter: "Furhat Robotics announces a partnership with @tngrekrytering to develop Tengai, the world's first fully autonomous unbiased recruitment robot using the Furhat social robot platform. Follow the progress step
Swedish robotics startup recruits Tobii heavyweight - Furhat Robotics
Hybrid Concept of Embodied Automation combining (top-down) Furhat... | Download Scientific Diagram
Furhat Robotics raises $2.5 million in investments - The Robot Report
Furhat Social Robot With Human Expressions for Research
Leading Swedish Social Robotics Company, Furhat Robotics, Acquires the US-Based Misty Robotics Business Assets to Accelerate the Next Generation of Human Interfaces | Tech Times
Furhat Robotics: Bringing social robots into people's lives | Technology Magazine
Startup Furhat Robotics - Putting a Human Face to AI - TechRound
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Furhat Robotics | The World's Most Advanced Social Robotics Platform
Misty Robotics is now part of the Furhat family - YouTube
Furhat Social Robot With Human Expressions for Research
Ghost in the machine: the robot that can understand emotion | Business to business | The Guardian
