ARI uses speech, facial expressions on its animated face, and body language with arms and head movement to engage in human-like conversations. Its multimodal perception allows it to recognize faces, voices, and gestures, making the interaction intuitive. This makes it suitable for roles like reception, guidance, and education

Yes, ARI navigates autonomously using SLAM, obstacle avoidance sensors, and path planning in real time. It can move safely around people and adapt to changing surroundings. This allows it to work in malls, hospitals, airports, or universities without constant human supervision.

ARI runs on ROS, Ubuntu, and Orocos, making it fully customizable for advanced AI and robotics projects. Developers can add perception, reasoning, or cloud-based modules to extend its capabilities. This flexibility opens opportunities in research, healthcare, retail, and human-robot interaction studies.