Summary
The companies are demonstrating a humanoid robot capable of interacting in French, English and Mandarin. The partnership marks an expansion from automotive voice systems into service-robotics applications.
Why it matters
It shows established automotive AI suppliers using production voice technology as a bridge into physical AI and human-robot interaction.
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