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How ARK Is Thinking
As Elon Musk said during Tesla’s first-quarter earnings call, “If you’ve got a sentient humanoid robot that is able to navigate reality and do tasks at request, there is no meaningful limit to the size of the economy. Musk was sharing a vision that we believe is turbocharging the robotics industry, creating new robotics companies…
Why aren’t humanoids in our homes yet?
Tesla and others are trying to infuse robots with artificial intelligence, yet their development is dogged by technical and safety challenges. But the dream of a multipurpose domestic droid lives on. In 2013, Boston Dynamics introduced Atlas, a 6ft 2in humanoid robot capable of walking on uneven terrain, jumping, and climbing stairs, signaling a major…
All You Need to Know About the Unitree Dex5 Hand
Imagine a robot hand that can solve a Rubik’s Cube, pick up fruit without squishing it, and even handle delicate playing cards. Meet Unitree’s Dex5 – a five-fingered dexterous robotic hand packed with tech that brings robot dexterity closer to human level. This playful yet powerful gizmo is turning heads in the robotics world, and…
Stial Technologies unveils humanoid robot for polishing
Stial Technologies, a company based in Toronto, has recently unveiled a new humanoid robot called Stial Steven. This robot is specifically designed for polishing tasks and uses artificial intelligence and anthropomorphism to autonomously learn polishing processes. Stial Technologies’ acquisition of STFcore, a company specializing in 6D force sensors, has been instrumental in the development of…
The Race That Wasn’t About Speed: What a Half-Marathon Revealed About Humanoid Robots
Technology observers believe that this half-marathon may accelerate innovation in robotics more than any lab trial ever could. Chinese humanoid robots showcased both impressive strength and critical weaknesses: Tiangong Ultra reached a world-leading top speed of around 12 km/h, while smaller robots exposed their struggles with overheating and balance. Described as a “technological stress test”…
Which problems to solve?
Humanoid robotics developers must pick which problems to solve, says NVIDIA To be effective and commercially viable, humanoid robots will need a full stack of technologies for everything from locomotion and perception to manipulation. Developers of artificial intelligence and humanoids are using NVIDIA tools, from the edge to the cloud. At NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference…
