At 120 cm tall, Pepper has no trouble becoming aware of his surroundings and starting a conversation when he sees a person. The touch screen on his chest displays content to highlight messages and support speech. Pepper is the world’s first social humanoid robot that can recognize faces and basic human emotions. Pepper is optimized for human interaction and is able to communicate with humans through conversation and its touchscreen Now, the same experiences you offer online can be offered in person. Pepper can make personalized recommendations, help people find exactly what they’re looking for, sell, upsell and cross-sell, and interact with your human team as needed Pepper collects data during conversations, learning people’s tastes, characteristics, preferences and habits to help personalize responses and better address needs. Pepper connects with learners of all ages, providing hands-on, interactive experiences that bring learning to life. By engaging curiosity about STEM skills such as computer science and robotics, Pepper helps prepare today’s students for tomorrow’s technologies. Pepper can be used in retail, banking, education, hospitality, healthcare (collecting data, providing companionship, showing patients around the facility, etc.)” Supplied with NAOqi 2.9 (Android),Pepper can be programmed by creating or installing applications, such as Plural.ioor Pepper SDK. Plural.io is a content management system for Avatar, Pepper, NAO, and Temi robots. This program allows for the creation of high-quality projects without the need for written coding. Plural contains a wealth of features and advanced elements, the perfect companion for a streamlined integration of robotics into a vast range of sectors. Custom API requests, IoT Triggers, and SMS functions are just a few of the drag-and-drop options within Plural. The system also contains Robot-to-Robot Chat and Command elements, enabling robots linked to your Plural account to chat and control each other! Pepper SDK is an Android Studio plug-in that provides a set of graphical tools and a Java library called the QiSDK. This application allows you to control Pepper from its tablet, and enhance the robot’s autonomous abilities using Kotlin or Java syntax