Category: Humanoid
Humanoid robots are machines designed to resemble and function like humans. They typically have a humanoid form, with a head, torso, arms, and legs, and are designed to mimic human movement and behavior. Humanoid robots can be used for a variety of tasks, including research, entertainment, and education. They can be equipped with sensors and cameras that allow them to perceive their environment and interact with humans. Humanoid robots can also be programmed with artificial intelligence algorithms that allow them to learn from their surroundings and adapt to new situations. Some examples of humanoid robots include ASIMO, Sophia, and Pepper. While humanoid robots are still in the early stages of development, they have the potential to revolutionize various industries, including healthcare, education, and entertainment.
Figure and BMW Revolutionize Robotics with Figure 02 Update
Figure, in collaboration with BMW, has announced groundbreaking updates to its humanoid robot,...
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Boston Dynamics and Toyota Research Institute Partner to Advance Humanoid Robotics
Boston Dynamics has announced a strategic partnership with Toyota Research Institute (TRI) to...
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Pudu Robotics Unveils PUDU D7 Semi-Humanoid Robot
Pudu Robotics has officially launched the PUDU D7, a semi-humanoid robot. The PUDU D7 is...
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1X Technologies Unveils NEO Beta
1X Technologies’ journey began with the introduction of its EVE robot in 2017, which served as a precursor to NEO. Building on this legacy, 1X has continued to innovate, adding industry veterans to its leadership team earlier this year to steer the company toward large-scale deployments.
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Mentee Robotics Unveils MenteeBot an LLM Powered Robot
Mentee Robotics, an emerging tech startup, has introduced its new robot, MenteeBot. This robot prototype boasts an impressive ability to execute various tasks upon receiving voice commands.
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Mercedes-Benz Teams Up with Apptronik’s Apollo Humanoid Robots for Production Line
Mercedes-Benz is ushering in a new era of production with its latest addition to the workforce: a 5-foot-8, 160-pound humanoid robot capable of lifting 55 pounds and autonomously recharging during breaks.
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