(11 Jun 2025)
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Paris, France – 11 June 2025
1. Various of Korean startup Mand Robotics’ robot demonstrating the flexibility and speed of its prosthetic limbs, as a visitor takes on the challenge of a laser beam fight, one arm with a laser sword and another with a baguette for the robot on show
2. Mid of an AI powered Unitree Go2 robot dancing on display
3. Wide of an AI powered Unitree humanoid robot walking assisted by demonstrators
4. Various of a demonstrator sat on top of and riding AI powered Unitree B2 robot
5. Mid of Unitree B2 robot
6. Wide of crowds forming around Unitree’s robots on display
7. Wide of Vivatech sculpture
9. SOUNDBITE (English) François Bitouzet, Managing Director of VivaTech:
"It’s a clash of titans between the US, between also China. And also, you have the question of what will be the role, what will the place of Europe. And also, we have regional tech leaders emerging, for instance, Canada, for instance the Pacific tech. This is all the things that are happening at this moment and here at Viva Tech we are redesigning the atlas of innovation, the global atlas for artificial intelligence."
10. Various of the Buddyo AI health companion, which is a health management robot aimed to reduce costs and increase access to preventative healthcare for people at home
11. Mid of demonstrator placing arm in blood pressure monitor function of robot
12. Close of screen displaying blood pressure of user
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Felix Lorenzen, Founder and CEO of Buddyo:
"Buddyo is our AI enabled health companion to bring you medical grade diagnostics to where you are, to your home. So, you don’t have to go to see a doctor or go to a clinic when you just want to do a parental health test, right? So, we have all kinds of different measurements. We can take your blood pressure, we can get your body temperature, we get your ECG all in one place. And if you want and if you need, you can talk to a doctor via teleconsultation instantly."
14. Mid of Lorenzen using a fingertip pulse oximeter to allow the robot to analyse oxygen saturation levels
15. Various of Lorenzen using a wireless heart rate detector accessory for the robot
16. SOUNDBITE (English) Felix Lorenzen, Founder and CEO of Buddyo:
"The healthcare system as it’s currently built, if we’re honest, doesn’t make much sense. We’re all reacting to when it’s too late. So, we have to change it into a preventive health system. Preventive health is very difficult. We need to make it as simple as possible. With this device, with Buddyo, we’re bringing a first instance to where you are to make as simple a possible to get some sort of data. "
17. Various of demonstrators using Emobot, an AI assisted tool which can use among other things, facial recognition to check for signs of a person’s mood, which can then suggest psychotherapy tailored to the individual’s needs. Demonstrators practice smiling and frowning, which causes charts to fluctuate on the laptop screen
18. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Windsor, Founder and commentator at Radio Free Mobile:
19. Various of Japanese Startup Ashirase’ AI assisted accessory for visually impaired people to attach to their shoes – it vibrates providing them with walking directions
20. SOUNDBITE (English) Ryohei Tokuda, Director at Ashirase:
"This device is a walking navigation system for (people with) visual impairments. Using vibration, it provides intuitive and hands-free guidance."
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