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The initiative involves UBTECH’s Walker S1 humanoid robots executing tasks like sorting, handling, and precision assembly.
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The initiative involves UBTECH’s Walker S1 humanoid robots executing tasks like sorting, handling, and precision assembly.
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“This will fuel the deployment of Apollo, allow us to scale our operations, meeting the global demand for humanoid robots.”
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Foxconn had earlier partnered with NVIDIA to leverage its EV ambitions and proposed building Taiwan’s fastest AI supercomputer with NVIDIA’s flagship Blackwell.
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UBTECH's focus with the Walker S1 humanoid is to skip lengthy stages of concept development, testing, and prototyping and start using it in real, industrial environments.
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Google DeepMind introduced RT-X, a versatile robotics model. Yet, interest in humanoid robots like Unitree's H1 and Tesla's Optimus is on the rise, blurring the lines between general-purpose and specialised robots.
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OpenAI, the startup that captured the world’s attention with ChatGPT, is once again setting its sights on developing robots. The San Francisco-based startup recently invested in a Norway-based robotics startup called 1x. Previously known as Halodi Robotics, the startup builds humanoid robots capable of human-like movements and behaviours. Interestingly, OpenAI also had an in-house robotic […]
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Boston Dynamics’ Atlas is less programmed to adapt its behaviours based on what it sees in its environment.
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