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This May Be the Creepiest Humanoid Robot Ever Built…and the Most Advanced, Too
In a lab tucked away in Poland, a group of engineers is quietly redefining what it means to build a robot. Not with circuits ...
Meta's chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth said robotics software could be an 'AR-sized bet,' following the company ...
Brooks, who co-founded iRobot and spent decades at MIT, is particularly skeptical of companies like Tesla and Figure trying ...
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Can Optimus make America win the humanoid robot race? Here’s the verdict
After four years of hype, Optimus shows some progress, yet the humanoid struggles to prove it's worth beyond staged demos.
Roboticist Karen Liu combines machine learning and animation to teach robots to move and respond more like humans.
Humanoid robot investments face skepticism as industry leader Rodney Brooks warns current designs may never deliver.
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Next-generation humanoid robot can do the moonwalk
KAIST research team's independently developed humanoid robot boasts world-class driving performance, reaching speeds of 12km/h, along with excellent stability, maintaining balance even with its eyes ...
First ever World Humanoid Robot Games kicks off in Beijing Hundreds of humanoid robots have been brought together in Beijing, China, for the inaugural World Humanoid Robot Games. The three-day event ...
The price tag is orders of magnitude cheaper than most robots in its class, which can run into tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars. Now China’s Unitree Robotics, best known for its nimble ...
The first-ever World Humanoid Robot Olympics has wrapped up in Beijing, China, and one particular robot shone in the track events. Built by Chinese firm Unitree Robotics, the H1 humanoid robot helped ...
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US firm's industrial-grade humanoid robots to transform shipyard operations with new deal
Unlike traditional industrial robots, humanoid robots are uniquely suited to operate in shipyards designed for human workers.
During a recent trip to Meta HQ, I took the opportunity to ask CTO Andrew Bosworth about its new robotics effort.
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