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Photo: A man controls an Agibot robot at the Global Developer Conference, organised by the Shanghai AI Industry Association, in Shanghai in February. Photo: AFP Chinese robotics company Agibot has introduced its new AI model, GO-1, designed to significantly improve humanoid robots’ ability to perform real-world tasks. Unlike traditional automation, this model enables robots to…
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1X to Test Humanoid Robots in Hundreds of Homes by 2025
Norwegian startup 1X plans to deploy its humanoid robot, Neo Gamma, in select households to refine its capabilities and gather real-world data. In an ambitious move to integrate humanoid robots into daily life, Norwegian robotics company 1X has announced plans to initiate in-home testing of its latest model, Neo Gamma, by the end of 2025….
1X World model
In machine learning, a world model is a computer program that can imagine how the world evolves in response to an agent’s behavior. Building on advancements in video generation and world models for autonomous vehicles, we have trained a world model that serves as a virtual simulator for our robots. Source: https://www.1x.tech/discover/1x-world-model
Why Do Most Humanoid Robots Look Like Men?
Today is International Women’s Day – a time for reflection on gender equality and how gender influences our society. But what about the machines we create? Looking at today’s most advanced humanoid robots, it’s striking how many of them have masculine features. Boston Dynamics’ Atlas, Tesla Optimus, Figure 01, Agility Digit – most have broad…
WIRobotics launches ALLEX
Global robotics company WIRobotics recently unveiled the upper body of its first general‑purpose humanoid robot, ALLEX, at the Robot Innovation Hub on the campus of Korea University of Technology and Education. The name means “ALL‑EXperience.” Beyond visual recognition, it responds to physical stimuli like force, contact and impact in the real world. This new robot…
