Aldebaran Robotics

Aldebaran, formerly known as SoftBank Robotics Europe, is a pioneer in the development of humanoid robotics with a strong focus on healthcare, therapy, and social assistance. The company's flagship robots, NAO and Pepper, are utilized globally as therapeutic tools for children with neurodevelopmental disorders, such as autism, and as cognitive companions for elderly patients with dementia. Their Romeo project specifically targets the development of larger humanoid robots capable of providing physical assistance to individuals with reduced autonomy. Now a subsidiary of United Robotics Group, Aldebaran continues to advance its 'Robotics for Good' initiative, integrating AI and social robotics into clinical and home-care environments. The company's platforms are widely adopted by researchers and healthcare providers to improve patient engagement and support rehabilitation efforts.