AI Robot Helps Travelers at San Jose Airport

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Traveling can be hard. A new robot can help you find your gate or a place to eat.

There is a new robot at San Jose airport. Its name is Jose. It helps people find their way.

You can find the robot in Terminal B near Gate 24.

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A new robot at San Jose airport helps travelers. It is named Jose.

Jose was made by a company called IntBot.

Jose uses a system that combines vision, audio, and language. This helps it understand people.

Jose is 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighs 152 pounds. It has a battery that lasts 2 hours.

The CEO of IntBot said Jose is a test. They want to see how robots can help travelers.

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Jose speaks many languages and gives directions.

Airports want to move people faster and make the experience better.

The city of San Jose is using new technology to improve life.

Jose helps solve language problems at the airport.

City officials are watching to see how Jose works.

This is a test to see if robots can help in airports.

If it works, there may be more robots in airports and other places.

Robots may be able to understand people better in the future.

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Jose is in Terminal B near Gate 24.

Jose can change how people travel. You can ask it for help instead of looking for signs.

You can ask Jose where your gate is.

You can ask Jose if your flight is delayed.

You can ask Jose where to get food.

Jose can help people who speak different languages.

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Seeing a robot like Jose in an airport is new. It shows how AI is changing.

Would you trust a robot for travel help?

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Kurt Knutsson is a tech journalist. He writes for Fox News and Fox Business.

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