Smart assistant Lexy
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Lexy is a social robot being developed to have natural conversations with humans using voice recognition and speech generation. It will have accessories that can be customized using a 3D printer to personalize the robot. The core team developing Lexy received degrees in robotics and the project receives funding and support from various partners and organizations. The target audiences for Lexy include families, lonely people, geeks, and disabled individuals.
Smart assistant Lexy
- 2. Problems waiting to be solved • Need for communication. • Difficult unnatural interaction with machines. • Voice access to the information from the Internet.
- 5. • Special magnets on Lexy's surface facilitate mounting accessories on the robot's body. • Owners can personalize their Lexy. • We will develop a set of open source accessories before the start of sales. Every customer will be able to produce their own accessories with a 3D printer. • We will develop paid proprietary accessories in the future. Accessories for personalization
- 6. Product Photo Stage Understanding natural human speech Users identification Can work without Internet Has emotions Has vision for detection of people Price Amazon Echo Delivery of pre-orders started. Yes No No No No $199 Jibo Received orders via crowdfunding platform. Delivery not started. Yes No No Yes Yes $749 Cubic Project received orders via crowdfunding platform. Delivery not started. Yes No No Yes No $389 Ivee 2.0 Received orders via crowdfunding platform. Delivery not started. Yes No No No No $199 Lexy* Development of prototype Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes $500 Competitors
- 7. • Families Lexy is interesting and useful for everyone: both adults and children • Lonely people It is funny and entertaining to talk to Lexy. • Geeks Lexy lets you control other devices and access many internet services • Disabled people Lexy will be extremely useful for blind and deafblind people. Target audience
- 11. Ksenia NosovaArturs Veleckis Software developer Development of embedded software and administration of Linux.
- 12. Partners “Ashmanov & partners” is an investor of the project. The project is a resident of the Skolkovo Foundation and got its grant. The project is a member of “Technologies for opportunities” program and gets its consulting support. Core team members got Master’s degree in robotics at Bauman Moscow State University. Projects gets scientific and consulting support from the university. CEO of the company is a PhD student at Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology. He has scientific support from it.