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Say hi to Stevie! Engineers at Trinity College Dublin build robot to help battle loneliness - Independent.ie
Robocarer! Irish Engineers Develop World's First Care-Giving Robot
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Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot 'Stevie II' from robotics engineers at Trinity College Dublin, with Mick McCarthy (left) Tony McCarthy (centre) and Brendan Crean, who all helped trial the robot through
Trinity Start-Up Builds Virus-Cleaning Robot, in Coronavirus Breakthrough – The University Times
Trinity's assistive robot “Stevie II” a big hit with US vets | IrishCentral.com
Say hi to Stevie! Engineers at Trinity College Dublin build robot to help battle loneliness - Independent.ie
Ireland's first socially assistive AI robot 'Stevie II' from robotics engineers at Trinity College Dublin, with Brendan Crean, who helped trial the robot through the charity ALONE, during a special demonstration at
