Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Anil Kumar Katta

Robert Franklin Ebert

Swetha Bijoy

Swati S Rao

David Allen Fotland

Adam Barry Fineberg

Roger Robert Webster

Amy Solenberg

Anthony George Robson

Amy Marie Whitberg

Xiaoqing Jing

Movement of an autonomously motile device may be controlled by a user device. The user device may display image data captured by a camera of the autonomously motile device; a user may provide input, such as a touch gesture on a display screen, indicating a command for the autonomously motile device to move to a location indicated by the input. The autonomously motile device determines a coordinate of the input and a time of the touch input; the autonomously motile device then determines a direction and distance of a corresponding movement.

Autonomously motile device with remote control

An autonomously motile device may be controlled by speech received by a user device. A first speech-processing system associated with the user device may determine that audio data includes a representation of a command; a second speech-processing system associated with the autonomously motile device may determine that the command should be executed by the autonomously motile device. A network connection is established between the user device and the autonomously motile device, and a device manager authorizes execution of the command.

Autonomously motile device with speech commands

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Anil Kumar Katta