Aldebaran documentation What's new in NAOqi 2.4.3?

Pepper‘s abilities

Pepper tracks people with smoother movements

The head movements for finding and tracking people have been reworked. They now are smoother and jolt-less.

Pepper‘s leg animations are now supported during move

The former limitations during a Move command, are now removed, this means Pepper may move hip and knee joints, for example to dance while moving forward.

Interacting with Pepper

Sleep mode: easier to identify

While asleep, Aldebaran robot status LEDs stay smoothly on, with a purple color.

For further details, see: nao Putting NAO to sleep or juju Putting Pepper to sleep.

New notification for Charging station

A new notification 810 informs you when Pepper failed to leave his Charging station.

For further details, see: Battery - notifications.

Configuration tools improved

Settings menu clarified

Day to day settings are directly accessible on My robot page, while less used settings are now displayed on Advanced settings page.

Developing Applications - new guides

Your robot is alive!

Developing quality applications for a living robot must take the robot’s life into consideration, and the following guides will help you to do so:

Robot Application Standards

Before publishing your Application on the Aldebaran Store, take a few minutes to read and understand the following requirements. Make sure your application is compliant with all of them before publishing it on the Aldebaran Store.

For further details, see: Robot Application Standards.

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