The robot is designed to manage its own battery life by changing how it acts. When its power gets low, it will choose to do things that use less energy, or it might adjust its behavior to stick to a pre-planned power usage schedule. The claims specifically describe a version where the robot shows its power status by changing the appearance of its eyes on a display, making the pupils look more closed when it's trying to save power.
Why it matters: Filed before the latest advancements in energy-aware AI for embedded systems. By 2026, more sophisticated, real-time power management and behavioral adaptation are feasible with less computational overhead, making the "consumption plan data" aspect more robust.
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