 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're at the NEC booth at CES, and we're taking a look at Papiro, NEC's communication robot. Papiro isn't new. He's been around since at least 2006, but what NEC has done here this year is added an Android tablet app that lets you control the robot remotely, so you can check on your kids when you're at work, for example, or see what's going on with your dog. If we just take a look here, we can move Papiro's head up and down. Ordinarily we'd be able to roll him around the house, but NEC says that we can't take him off his pedestal right now. He can also speak. You can enter commands with the keyboard, press the speak button, as well as select reactions. Maybe if Papiro is surprised about something that's happened, or alternatively if he's delighted. And yeah, that's NEC's new Android app for Papiro here at NEC.