Education kitsUBTechChina
AlphaMini
Desktop humanoid from UBTech for teaching AI and robotics fundamentals. It understands voice commands, recognizes faces and objects, moves on high-speed servos and is programmed through a block-based environment. The companion-robot format makes it a practical platform for schools and STEM centers.
Specifications
- Servos
- 17 degrees of freedom
- Battery
- 4,060 mAh
- Height
- 245 mm
- Camera
- 13 MP
- Microphones
- 4-mic array
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Applications
- Programming and AI lessons in schools and robotics clubs
- Classroom demonstrations of speech and face recognition
- Interactive teaching assistant in the classroom
- Student projects: choreography, dialogues, programmed motion
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