A Chinese company has unveiled a new humanoid robotic head that is so realistic it can make facial expressions that blur the line between man and machine.

AheadForm’s humanoid robot head mimics emotions such as blinking, frowning with high-DOF actuation and self-supervised AI.

Chinese robotics startup AheadForm has unveiled a humanoid robotic head capable of blinking, glancing, and displaying subtle facial movements that closely resemble human expressions.

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