Would you let the Asus Zenbo robot look after your children?


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 31 May 2016

epa05337168 Zenbo, the 'Smart Little Companion', moves around the stage during its launching at a press conference ahead of COMPUTEX in Taipei, Taiwan, 30 May 2016. ASUSTeK Computer Inc. launches their new lineup of products, including Zenbo, at the largest computer show in Asia, COMPUTEX, which will run from 31 May to 04 June 2016. The computer show gathers 1,602 exhibitors from 30 countries using 5,009 booths to display their latest products and to sign orders with foreign buyers. EPA/RITCHIE B. TONGO

As part of its huge Computex product offensive, Taiwanese tech giant Asus took the wraps off Zenbo – an all-singing, all-dancing robot that wants to be an integral part of your connected household. 

Zenbo wants to help grandparents remember to take their medication and will call emergency services if they may slip or fall and it also wants to lend a hand in the kitchen. 

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