Living Divani Furniture

Extrasoft Living Divani is a sofa that lives up to the promise in its name: to be a really comfortable sofa. Enjoy creating your dream sofa, matching the different bases, armrests, and backrests and choose your favourite fabrics and leathers: fantasy is your limit. Furnish your living room with made in Italy furniture, now available for you at a special price.

Frog by Living Divani is an armchair with an essential and modern design. It has a steel frame and woven with the following materials: cut in natural and colored natural leather, hemp cord, profile in PVC. Available in different colors.

Neowall by Living Divani is an incredible sofa, and not because of its price. Its uniqueness lies in the exclusive design, the high-quality materials and the maximum comfort it guarantees. Sober, modern and characterized by clean lines, the masterpiece of designer Piero Lissoni is able to adapt to the most varied needs, thanks to adaptable elements, fabrics, and colours. Neowall is the canapé(长沙发) that fully reflects the taste in furnishing those who choose it, telling its story.

Flow by Living Divani is a light and versatile rocking chair, perfect for unique relax moments. The minimal design, with essential shapes, makes it perfect in every living area. A fashionable alternative to a classic armchair.

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Robby Pepper can answer questions in Italian, English and German. He is Italy's first robot caretaker who is employed at a hotel on the popular Lake Garda to help answer simple, usual questions from visitors. During one of Robby's first days, Mihail Slanina, a guest from Moldova, congratulated the robot on his skills. “He's like a real person and he's really good,”she said.“He talked and he shook my hand.”

Japan's Softbank Robotics created Robby, It can provide hotel guests with information they need, like where to find a restaurant and its hours of operation. The use of robots is growing in service industries like tourism. Most of the robots serve mainly as novelties. But they are expected to become more useful as better artificial intelligence, or AI, is developed.

The International Federation of Robotics says about 79,000 professional service robots were sold last year. The Frankfurt, Germany-bases organization expects up to 25 percent sales growth each year through 2020. These artificial intelligence machines include defense robots, cleaning robots, and medical robots. In 2016, 7200 public relations robots like Robby Pepper were sold — a 135 percent increase from 2015 sales.

However, Richard Windsor who is a technology businessman in London says the use of robots is not yet common because artificial intelligence is not complex enough. He says the proof is that the companies responsible for the two best AI systems, Google Assist and Baidu's DuerOS, do not make robots. And the public acceptance is also important to the robot industry. Experts say people in the United States and Japan seem more welcoming to robots than people do in Europe. Sometimes customers were not willing to talk to the robot. And a security robot at an office complex in Washington DC made news last year when it rolled itself into a fountain and would not get out.

In the Italian town of Brescia, the Cayu car store is using another Softbank Pepper robot to sell cars. Named Cayuiki, the robot is programmed to give information on cars, playing games and gathering information. Its presence is helping to bring in possible car buyers. But, Andreas Barchetti, head of the Cayu dealership, said, “To sell the cars, you still need human beings.