With all of the recent advancements in neural networks and deep learning technology, true artificial intelligence (AI) is now closer than ever. Autonomous cars, smart homes, and personal digital assistants living in our phones and connected speakers are not so far-fetched anymore, and the same goes for robot butlers. Speaking of which, the Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer Omate just debuted Yumi, an Android-powered assistant described as "the world's first family robot." If that name sounds familiar, it's because Omate also happens to be the company which makes some impressive Android smartwatches like the Omate TrueSmart . Following that product philosophy which is trying to offer something that consumers aren't asking for, but could still find attractive, Omate designed Yumi.