AMY ROBOTICS AMY ROBOT User manual

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AMY ROBOT USER MANUAL
AMY ROBOTICS --TECHNOLOGY WITH HUMANITY

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Contents
Part I AMY ROBOT OVERVIEW........................................................................................................... 4
1 Robot overview ...................................................................................................................... 4
1.1Appearance.................................................................................................................... 4
1.3Product Specification..................................................................................................... 6
2 Safety Instructions....................................................................................................................6
2.1Warning.......................................................................................................................... 6
2.2Battery charging............................................................................................................. 8
2.3Cleanout......................................................................................................................... 9
3 Notice!...................................................................................................................................... 9
4 Disclaimer Clause................................................................................................................... 10
Part II Direction for use.................................................................................................................... 10
1 Product list..............................................................................................................................10
2 Set up and activation..............................................................................................................11
3 Connect to the wireless network........................................................................................... 11
4 AMY-ID....................................................................................................................................11
5 Charging..................................................................................................................................12
5.1 Automatic charging..................................................................................................... 12
5.2 Manual charging..........................................................................................................12
Part III Essential Function................................................................................................................. 13
1 Speech Interaction................................................................................................................. 13
2 Infomation service..................................................................................................................13
3 Human body following........................................................................................................... 13
5 Video chat/monitor................................................................................................................14
7 Take photos by voice.............................................................................................................. 14
8 Play music............................................................................................................................... 14
9 Dance......................................................................................................................................15
10 Tell jokes and tongue twister............................................................................................... 15
11 Life Reminders...................................................................................................................... 15
Part IV Value-added services............................................................................................................16
1 On-line education...................................................................................................................15
2 On-medical service.................................................................................................................15
Part V Safety operation and support............................................................................................... 16
1 FAQ......................................................................................................................................... 15
2 Non-fault exception handling.................................................................................................16

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To Amy`s New Families
Dear Family,
It is great honor to be a member in your life. I am intelligent,
but newly born. If I bump into you or any furnishing by accident,
please forgive me since I am still young. Although Dad and
friends say that I am great robot, there are still many things
that I need to learn. There is no end for learning. Amy promises
that I will be smarter by self-updating monthly with additional
and stable capabilities.
Sometimes, if I make no response to your command, do not think
that I pay no attention to you, it's just because I am drowsy,
please patiently call me once more and I will be back.
Baby Amy can definitely be your most thoughtful family member
in the near future, to bring you convenience and happiness.
--AMY Robotics 2016.10

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Part I AMY ROBOT OVERVIEW
1 Robot Overview
1.1 Appearance
Microphone array
A microphone array composed of 5 sound pickup heads is located near the neck of the robot,
which can effectively promote the ability of receiving sound and resisting noise thus improve the
speech recognition. Thanks to the far-field enhancement and noise suppression technologies, the
robot can be responsive up to 3m when listening to your commands no matter in which angel of
the robot.
Note: Be sure to keep the surface of MIC-array clear and clean. Any blocking of the pick-up will
severely affect the sound receiver which may decline the performance of voice interaction.

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Interactive LED Light
A color LED ring, which resides at the chest of the robot, has got several patterns that indicate
the operation status. You can have a better communication with Amy Robot through this LED
ring.
Patterns:
Orange flashing -> battery low
Orange flashing -> battery charging
Light blue breathing -> normal
Green flashing -> thinking
Red flashing -> Error occurred
HD camera
Amy Robot is equipped with an HD (720p) camera together with an advanced cloud processor
which ensures you a perfect experience of video conference, real-time surveillance, face
recognition and other functions.
Capacitive touch
There are several capacitive touch areas designed around the robot's head for users to intuitively
move the head to desired positions. By touching the lower surface of the head, it will go upwards.
By touching the upper surface of the head, it will move downwards. By touching the right surface,
it will turn to left. By touching the left surface, it will turn to right.
Speaker system
There are 4 speakers installed on the robot. Two tweeters are located on sideways of the head.
Two cross-over pairs of midrange speaker and woofer are located right above the chassis. Such
speaker system can deliver high quality listening experience when proper audio source applies.

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1.3Product Specification
Brand AMY Model AMY-A100
Color White Interaction Mode Control by voice,
touch and cellphone App
Robot
Dimension 1112*440*420cm Weight 15KG
Screen
Dimension 10.1inch Resolution Ratio 1280*800
ROM 8GB WIFI WIFI
Blue Tooth YES Camera 5 mega-pixel
Battery Type Li-FePo4 Voltage 16.8v
Capacity 20Ah Battery
Replacement No
Charging time 2 hours Standby Time 12 hours
Speaker 2*5W Wheel Differential Drive
2 Safety Instructions
Dear customer,
Thank you for choosing Amy Robot! In order to use the robot better and avoid potential
danger caused by improper use, please take time to carefully read this manual in order to ensure
your best experience.
Please properly keep this instruction manual so that you may read it at any time when
necessary.
2.1Warning
Prohibitions
Not allowed to privately disassemble the body, charging pile, or accessory adapter of AMY.
Not allowed to use Amy Robot in the environment which is humid, dusty and smoky. Also
not allowed to use the robot in an environment which is under high-temperature, high light,
or vapor density.
Not allowed to place the robot, charging pile and adapter near the stove, electric heaters, oil
lamp, or fire in order to avoid explosion due to overheating.
Not allowed to place the Amy Robot under water or liquids.
Not allowed to put Amy Robot under extreme environment which is rainy, snowy and
hyperthermal, etc.

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Not allowed to block the collision sensor in the bottom by using exotic objects which may
have interference to the collision sensor
Not allowed to crash, drop or vibrate the robot so that accidental injury can be avoided.
Not allowed to collide or beat the robot. Pushing the robot down or dropping it from a high
height is not allowed too.
Not allowed to use your hands or other objects to touch the gap among chassis, wheels,
head, and charging piles, etc.
Not allowed to connect the charging pile or accessory adapter to a non-standard power
socket. The normal standard of the power supply is 220V / 50Hz.
Not allowed to place the robot at open-side heights (including threshold, steps, stages,
tables and other place whose height is above 3cm), or slopes which is over 5 degrees.
Do not put the robot on a smooth surface, such as glass, to avoid unnecessary danger.
Do not twist the head and neck of the robot rudely.
Do Not
Do not place the robot under a strong magnetic environment.
Do not beat and scribe the outer body and touch screen of the robot by using external force.
Do not use sharp objects to scribe, probe, block ultrasonic sensors and infrared sensors
Do not place wet towels or clothing on the head of the robot which may cause malfunction
of the head sensor.
Do not force the robot to stop the movement, including follow, turn, and walk, etc.
Do not control the robot through a channel less than 1 m.
When the robot is dancing, avoid entering the robot within 1 meters range, to prevent
accidental injuries.
Do not place easy reflective objects near the charging pile, such as mirrors, smooth
ornaments, household and so on.
Do not long expose the robot in the burning sun, to avoid the shell aging.
Do not climb or stand on the robot, to avoid the robot dumping which may cause injury to
personnel.
Do not put your fingers into the robot neck, wheels, sensors and other space, to avoid finger

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clipping, or obstruction to the operation of the robot.
Do not sequentially push the robot which may damage the driving system.
Use the robot at a temperature of 0°to 40°.
Use the robot on a flat surface
2.2Battery charging
Battery charging
Do not charging the robot by using non-original charging dock and adapter!
Cut off the power supply when not using the power adapter.
When using the power adapter, please plug the charging port of the robot first, and then
plug the mains power
Please disconnect the mains power first, and then disconnect the robot charging port when
not using the power adapter!
Do not charge over 10 hours which will do harm to the battery and shorten the battery's life.
General Statement of the Battery
Danger!
Batteries for the products provided by AMY have already passed compatibility testing and
the battery only replace with approved component. Disassembling, converted and
non-specific batteries are not included in the warranty.
Wrong usage and operation may cause battery overheating, leakage and explosion. To avoid
harm, please pay attention to following points:
Don't open, take apart and repair any battery.
Don't squeeze or impale the battery.
Don't make batteries short-circuit. Do not let the battery touch water or other liquor.
Don't let children touch batteries and charging ports.
Keep batteries far away from fire.
Please stop using batteries and cut power immediately when the battery is damaged or
finding foreign matter on the battery or the outer electric wire.
Please put rechargeable battery or products equipped with rechargeable battery under

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room temperature and charge to 30% -50% power. It is recommended that you should
charge once a year to avoid excessive discharge.
Don't throw batteries to rubbish which is handled with burying. Please obey local laws and
regulations when handling with batteries.
2.3Cleanout
When cleaning the robot and charging pile, please ensure that the robot is under a state of
power off!
Do not use detergent or water that is highly acid or highly alkaline to direct contact with the
robot or charging pile.
Please use the wet cloth to gently scrub the surface of the robot.
After the cleaning is complete, please ensure that you use the robot when it is totally dry!
3.Notice!
Tips:
(1) Emergency Stop Button. According to the design principle, the large electronic equipment
must be equipped with emergency stop button to ensure that the machines do no harm to the
surroundings when exceptional situation occurs. Our stop button can do more. For example,
pressing the emergency stop button, you can not only have close contact with Amy, but also free
to control Amy's action.
(2) Obstacle Avoidance. When the robot is moving, all the obstacle avoidance sensors will
automatically activate, to prevent the robot hit you and your family, walls and furniture. So do
not try to embrace, touch the robot when the robot is walking, and try to keep the distance
between 50cm and the above.
(3) Wake up. In a relatively quiet environment (about 40 dB ), the effective range for the robot to
receive the voice is within 3m and the optimum distance for interaction is within 1.5m. No matter
in which angle of Amy, Amy will make an instant response to you as soon as you call "Amy". If
there is no response for a long time, please check whether the network is connectedly properly.

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4. Disclaimer Clause
Buying the Amy robot indicates that you know and accept the relevant provisions and security
considerations of this article. The company will not be liable for any loss of personnel, property
damage or damage to the robot's service life, which is caused by violating the foregoing safety
precautions.
Part II Direction for use
1 Product list
This product includes a robot, a charging pile ，a power adapter ，an instruction book and a
warranty card.