Hands-on with Pepper: Japan's 'friendly robot'

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The "Pepper" robot is designed to bridge the gap between humans and machines. he robot was created by Japanese outfit Aldebaran in collaboration with Telecoms giant Softbank. BBC Click's Marc Cieslak went to Japan to see how well it could interact with a real person.
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