Meet Ohmni, a telepresence robot for technophobes This robot automatically connects so you can video chat with loved ones and roam around their homes even if they don't answer the phone.

The Ohmni is a home robot that might look familiar if you’ve ever been in a meeting room or attended a conference where there was also a telepresence robot present.

Is the Ohmni Robot the ‘ultimate’ work-from-home device? With our robot in the office and our editor controlling it from his laptop at home, we were ready to start our day.

Most telepresence robots are sold for the slightly disheartening purpose of letting remote workers visit the office from home. But startup OhmniLabs is targeting a more wholesome market. The ...

The Ohmni Robot from OhmniLabs is a telepresence robot. That means, from a computer or smartphone, anywhere in the world, an authorized person can dial into the robot, show up on the screen, drive ...

Ohmni is a home robot that allows families to stay connected more naturally and engaging than any typical video call.

At the moment, it takes the Ohmni team about a day to produce one robot, which includes the printing time and labor costs. Vu also points out that by producing the robots locally, they have much ...

Move over, FaceTime and Skype? OhmniLabs wants to make video chatting with family and friends easier -- by bringing in a robot. The Silicon Valley robotics startup is launching Ohmni, a home robot ...

The Ohmni Modular Robotics Platform is composed of extensible and flexible base robots, a rich and comprehensive library of tech modules, and proprietary ultra-lean development and manufacturing ...

Telepresence robots are experiencing a boom in demand during the pandemic, several robotics companies reported, not just from businesses and hospitals but for classrooms, too. Users can drive the ...

Azria Health Gretna is the first of a three Omaha metro-area facilities to pilot an Ohmni Robot, supporting a telehealth robot program.

The Ohmni Robot from OhmniLabs is a telepresence robot. That means, from a computer or smartphone, anywhere in the world, an authorized person can dial into the robot, show up on the screen, drive ...