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Silicon Valley of India to get robotic assistant at Kempegowda Airport

The robot "Kempa" will be able to provide flight and check-in details

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The Silicon Valley of India is all set to get robotic assistant at its Kempegowda International Airport. Aptly named, “Kempa”, the robot has been designed by a Bengaluru start-up using Artificial Intelligence. In a one-minute long video that’s been tweeted by IT minister Priyank Kharge, the robot is seen providing information in Kannada and English. 

The robot “Kempa” will be able to provide flight and check-in details and other information about airports along with details about places to visit. Said to be in its final stage, “Kempa” is slated to launch as soon as it gets a nod from Kharge. Meanwhile,

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