You may remember Nao, a charming humanoid robot, for its exploits on the soccer field, dance floor, or even for its love of amateur dramatics. While Nao has enjoyed chatting with us humans since ...

Research and entertainment robot NAO is getting faster, smarter, and strong: in fact, it's a good job he only comes up to your knees, as otherwise we'd be worried. NAO EVOLUTION, the handiwork of ...

Remember NAO, the robot that stole the show at the recent Robotville event? Well, NAO's already impressive set of abilities have just been extended with Aldebaran Robotics releasing a new version ...

Just in time for Christmas, France's Aldebaran Robotics has upgraded its Nao humanoid robot, making it better at obeying orders for the big cleanup. Nao Next Gen is the latest version of the ...

Nao is a 58-centimeter tall robot that can be easily told what to do using an object-oriented program on a computer. Using the NAOqi middleware software, you can tell him how to use his sensors ...

Teaching STEM Skills with NAO Robots Middle school educator Frank DiMaria uses robots as an interdisciplinary tool to help students learn problem-solving and gain skills they'll need in the future. By ...

Aldebaran Robotics, the world leader in humanoid robotics, has released its latest version of the NAO robot - NAO Next Gen. The power of NAO Next Gen, the new fully programmable humanoid robot ...

Five Next Gen NAO robots break it down to celebrate the start of the Dev Days weekend. During the first weekend in April, the French maker of NAO robots, Aldebaran Robotics, organized the first ever ...

Nao Next Gen robot announced with dual HD cameras, Nuance voice control, and Atom power It seems like not every cute little robot has to go the way of Sony’s AIBO. Nao, the product of French ...

The French company Aldebaran Robotics developed the 23-inch-tall robot named NAO (pronounced "now") in 2004.

Software engineer Taylor Veltrop figured out how to control his Nao robot by combining a Kinect, Wii remote, treadmill, and head-mounted display.