RoboHearts AI

Give your robot some character!

Turn your robot into an AI-driven conversational character. Write plain-language instructions and let it hold natural conversations about anything.

Quality interactions

Natural turn-taking, dedicated speech recognition, and conversations that feel right.

No coding required

Give your robot instructions like you would to an intern—plain language only.

Switch characters easily

Load a museum guide, historical figure, or language tutor in seconds.

Multi-platform

Runs on NAO 6 and Pepper 2.5 / 2.9 with the same interface.

Need a robot for an event?

We can bring a RoboHearts experience to conferences, museums, and community events—without the hassle.

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For Education

Create classroom scenarios, professional training, and STEM projects without touching code.

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For Research

Run autonomous conversation studies without building infrastructure or wizard-of-oz setups.

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For Outreach

Welcome visitors with memorable conversations that staff can update in minutes.

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Why RoboHearts AI?

Quality interactions

Natural turn-taking, dedicated speech recognition, and conversations that feel right.
No coding required

Give your robot instructions like you would to an intern—plain language only.
Switch characters easily

Load a museum guide, historical figure, or language tutor in seconds.
Multi-platform

Runs on NAO 6 and Pepper 2.5 / 2.9 with the same interface.

Latest News

TechnoBot Robotics Challenge in Yutz

2026-06-05 – The RoboHearts Team

Today we were in Yutz (in Lorraine) for the TechnoBot robotics challenge, where robots built by middle and high school students competed against each other.

We were there with DRANE GE Nancy-Metz to kick off a pilot using RoboHearts AI on LEGO SPIKE, which will be deployed in several schools across the Académie Nancy-Metz. It was a great opportunity to talk with the teachers who had come with their students — how to integrate AI into their lessons and projects is very much on their minds.

And of course, students chatted with the robots and created their own characters. One made a copy of his friend Benoît; another wanted a robot that speaks Czech and German, just like her.

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