- Per-Language Licensing Each language is a separate module, so you license only the languages your deployment needs.
- Add Languages Later New modules activate on the existing installation without reinstalling or taking the robot out of service.
- Automatic Language Detection With several modules installed, the robot recognises the speaker's language within the first sentence and replies in it.
- Speech With Gestures The robot nods while listening and times hand and arm gestures to its speech, using motion profiles matched to each language.
- Robot-Agnostic It runs through the robot's own SDK or API rather than being tied to one manufacturer, provided the robot exposes audio and motor control to developers.
- Cloud or Edge Mode It runs on a cloud language model over a stable internet connection, or on the robot's onboard compute.
Description
RoboLingua is a software add-on, not hardware. It gives a robot that supports secondary development (a documented SDK, open API or ROS-compatible interface) the ability to hold natural spoken conversations in the languages you license, and to accompany its speech with head nods and arm gestures. Many commercial robots speak only one or two languages, typically English and Chinese; RoboLingua is built for places where visitors speak several.
It is licensed per language. Each language is a self-contained module: license Arabic alone for a showroom, or Arabic, English, Hindi and Russian for a hotel, and add further modules to the same robot later without reinstalling or taking it out of service. Robots in the same fleet can carry different language sets. More than 50 languages are offered, from Albanian to Vietnamese. Voice quality and recognition accuracy are highest in the most widely spoken languages, and improvements reach every licensed module through software updates.
RoboLingua connects the robot's microphone and speakers to a large language model pipeline, either in the cloud, which needs a stable internet connection, or at the edge on the robot's own compute. With several modules installed it identifies the speaker's language within the first sentence and answers in kind, and users can switch between licensed languages mid-conversation. Gestures follow motion profiles matched to each language, so they stay appropriate across regions; they need a robot that exposes motor control to developers.
Supported platforms include Unitree G1, H1 and R1, AGIBOT X2 and G2, UBTECH Walker S1 and S2, the UWORLD U1 series, Fourier GR and N1, Booster, EngineAI, Kepler and Leju humanoids, SoftBank NAO and Pepper, and SDK-enabled reception robots. Fully closed robots with no developer access cannot run it. Compatibility with your exact model, the delivery format, the licence term and who carries out the integration are confirmed in writing before you order.
Key Capabilities
- Per-Language Licensing: Each language is a separate module, so you license only the languages your deployment needs.
- Add Languages Later: New modules activate on the existing installation without reinstalling or taking the robot out of service.
- Automatic Language Detection: With several modules installed, the robot recognises the speaker's language within the first sentence and replies in it.
- Speech With Gestures: The robot nods while listening and times hand and arm gestures to its speech, using motion profiles matched to each language.
- Robot-Agnostic: It runs through the robot's own SDK or API rather than being tied to one manufacturer, provided the robot exposes audio and motor control to developers.
- Cloud or Edge Mode: It runs on a cloud language model over a stable internet connection, or on the robot's onboard compute.
Buying through Robotix Market
This unit is sourced new through established distribution channels and ships worldwide with the full manufacturer warranty. Technical support is coordinated with the manufacturer's own service network. Deployment scope, configuration, and commissioning responsibilities are agreed as part of the quotation — on-site installation is not included in the product price.
Features
Specs
| Brand | RoboSuite |
|---|---|
| Product | RoboLingua Universal Language Pack for Robots |
| Product Type | Software add-on: multilingual conversation and gesture layer |
| Licensing | Per language module; further modules can be added to the same robot at any time |
| Languages Offered | More than 50, including Arabic, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), English, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Urdu |
| Language Handling | Automatic detection among licensed modules; switching mid-conversation |
| Motion | Head nods and hand/arm gestures synchronised with speech; motion profile per language |
| Operating Modes | Cloud LLM (stable internet connection required) or edge (onboard compute) |
| Robot Requirements | Documented SDK/API with secondary development enabled; microphone and speaker hardware; motor control access for gestures |
| Compatible Platforms | Unitree G1 / G1 EDU, H1 / H1-2, R1, Go2 and B2 with voice modules; AGIBOT X2 series, G2 / G2 Air; UBTECH Walker S1 / S2; UWORLD U1 series; Fourier GR-1 / GR-2 / GR-3, N1; Kepler Forerunner; EngineAI PM01 / SE01; Booster T1 / K1; Leju Kuavo; OpenLoong; MagicLab MagicBot; Galbot G1; Dobot Atom; SoftBank NAO, Pepper; ROBOTIS OP3; Noetix N2 / Bumi; PAL Robotics ARI / TIAGo; OrionStar reception robots; Promobot V.4 |
| Not Compatible | Closed robots without secondary development access |
| Updates | Delivered as software updates to licensed modules |
| Delivery Format | Confirm at quote |
| Licence Term | Confirm at quote |
| Integration | Confirm at quote |
Industries
Frequently Asked Questions
A software add-on sold as individual language modules. It lets a robot with open secondary development support understand and speak the languages you license, with head nods and arm gestures during conversation.
Any robot whose maker documents a developer SDK, open API or ROS-compatible interface, including humanoids from Unitree, AGIBOT, UBTECH, Fourier, Booster, EngineAI, Kepler and Leju, SoftBank NAO and Pepper, and SDK-enabled reception robots. Closed systems without developer access cannot run it. Tell us your model and we confirm compatibility before you order.
Per language. You license a module for each language you need and can add more to the same robot at any time; different robots in one fleet can carry different language sets.
In cloud mode it needs a stable internet connection. Edge mode runs on the robot's onboard compute instead.
The RoboSuite RoboLingua Universal Language Pack for Robots is priced at AED 4,800 in your market.
Licensing is per language module. The number of modules, the robot the licence is activated on, the licence term and the delivery format are confirmed in writing before you order.
RoboSuite RoboLingua Universal Language Pack for Robots
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- AED 4,800.00
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