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A humanoid robot named José has been deployed at San José Mineta International Airport in California to assist travelers with directions and information. The robot, developed by Silicon Valley startup IntBot, can communicate in over 50 languages and navigate busy public spaces without constant human oversight.
A new robot is helping travelers at San José Mineta International Airport. José, a humanoid robot, greets passengers and answers questions in Terminal B near Gate 24. Developed by IntBot, José combines vision, audio, and language to understand social context and interact with people. The robot provides directions, real-time terminal updates, and answers questions in a natural, conversational way. José is part of a four-month pilot program to test its effectiveness in improving the passenger experience. If successful, more robots like José could be deployed in airports, hospitals, hotels, and public buildings.
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