Made in India: RoboDiCaprio, RoboJulia, RoboNano, RoboElf humanoid robots launched in India

An older version of RoboElf has already been deployed at the AIIMS in New Delhi and Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre in Mumbai.

Milagrow launches four new humanoid robots in India. (Milagrow)

Indian robotics company Milagrow has launched four new humanoid robots in India. These newly launched humanoid robots -- RoboDiCaprio, RoboJulia, RoboNano and RoboElf -- have been designed especially to cater to hotels, hospitals, restaurants and corporate offices. These humanoid robots are priced between ₹4 lakhs and ₹12 lakhs and they are available for purchase via the company's official website.

Coming to the robots, RoboDiCaprio is a 155 cms tall guest relations robot that can be used for business consulting, greeting, reservations, advertising and patrolling at hotels, bank, administrative centers, restaurant, museums, libraries, hospitals, schools, retail showrooms, shopping malls, cinema halls, banquet halls, weddings and sports stadiums.

RoboDiCaprio can actively interact with visitors and it has face recognition capabilities with an accuracy of 98%. In terms of navigation, RoboDiCaprio can scan a distance of 25m with an accuracy of 2mm.

RoboJulia, on the other hand is a 155cms tall serving robot that is designed to deliver meals to the guests' designated tables, explain the menu and give restaurant information among other things. It can deliver different meals to three different tables and it can work universally taking fast turns. It does the route negotiation autonomously from one point to the next position with depth perception and it has high precision radar sensors for better navigation and positioning technology.

Similarly, RoboElf is a service assistant and it can be deployed in various locations such as metros, banks and shopping malls. It has a business management system, which is built on a Cloud terminal, that enables users to give orders or push new files to their RoboElf robots distributed around the world. RoboElf can also collect and manage collected data from each robot so the user can better run their businesses.

An older version of RoboElf has already been deployed at the AIIMS in New Delhi and Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre in Mumbai.

Last on the list is RoboNano, which is a 85cms tall personal companion. It is equipped with Amazon's Alexa Voice Service, smart home control and remote surveillance capabilities. It has over 50 sensors to avoid objects in its way, recognise voices and know when someone enters the room.

Additionally, it can order pizza, request a car, track fitness stats, control the TV and play music from today's leading streaming providers. It also pairs with smart home devices such as smart lights, thermostats and other home appliances. It also allows families to live-stream video and control it from anywhere in the world.