Google robot with Gemini AI: A revolution in home and industrial robotics
Google in collaboration with its research division DeepMind introduced a major innovation: a robot powered by the Gemini 1.5 model. This new generation of robots uses multimodal artificial intelligence capabilities that understand text, images, and 3D space. Natural communication and the ability to understand context make these robots helpers for a new era.
What is a robot with Gemini AI?
🧠 Google DeepMind's robots are not just classic mechanical automatons. Thanks Gemini AI they are equipped with so-called augmented perception, which means:
- Understanding visual stimuli (camera, colors, shapes)
- Language processing (spoken and written)
- Responding to natural human instructions
Example: “Hand me the blue mug from the table” – the robot will recognize what is “blue” and which mug is not dirty.
Practical use in the real world
🛠️ Google is testing robots with Gemini AI in four key areas:
- Home assistants – cleaning, finding objects, small tasks.
- Care for the elderly – manipulation of objects, medication reminders, social interaction.
- Industrial robotics – assembly, sorting of objects, logistics.
- Education and research – teaching assistance, interactive collaboration.
What is groundbreaking about it?
💡 Gemini AI brings three key innovations to robotics:
- Multimodal perception: the robot simultaneously understands text, image and space.
- Memory and adaptation: can remember previous tasks and build on them.
- Natural conversation: communicates like a human instead of commands.
Sample from tests: the robot opened the correct drawer with knives based on a natural language description and visual environment.
What awaits us next?
🔮 Robotics with Gemini AI is according to Google the key to the future of everyday assistance – at home, in the office, and in manufacturing. Google plans to release more advanced prototypes and tests with broader deployment in the coming months.
Summary
- Google introduces Gemini 1.5, an AI robot
- The robot understands image, language and space
- Use: household, industry, healthcare, education
- A groundbreaking approach to natural conversation and autonomous decision-making