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Pudu Technology launches its new industrial cleaning robot
PUDU MT1 can recognize garbage and only cleans when necessary thanks to its artificial intelligence.
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Companies create humanoid Digit to perform logistics tasks
Digit is among the first robots to work alongside humans in warehouses, helping with tasks such as loading and transporting repetitive objects.
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The NEURA 4NE-1 robot: NEURA Robotics humanoid advances as it redefines housework
This robot is very useful in both domestic and industrial situations, for handling packages and heavy objects.
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PNDbotics introduces Adam: the first humanoid robot with a biomimetic pelvis
The humanoid is capable of mimicking human movements with unprecedented agility and precision.
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1X introduces Neo Beta humanoid before it helps with household chores
NEO Beta is inspired by human biology.
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Chinese company created a robot dog! Avoids strangers and moving objects
The X30 is also capable of evading its own "twin" when it detects it nearby.
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Fourier Intelligence unveils new GR-2 humanoid robot with advanced capabilities
You can perceive your surroundings with a 360-degree view and navigate accurately in real time.
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Researchers develop Berkeley Humanoid, a new robotic platform for advanced research
UC Berkeley has developed Berkeley Humanoid, a robot designed to overcome the limitations of existing platforms.
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iRonCub3: The humanoid that could transform rescue operations
It has a thrust capacity in excess of 1000 N, allowing it to reach heights previously reserved only for airplanes and drones.
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Humanoid robots highlighted at the World Robotics Conference 2024
The Tiangong robot interacted with Tesla's Optimus and they even "shook hands".
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China Reveals Hydrogen Drone with 100km Flight Capability
An "all-terrain" drone that aims to pass all tests, under extreme hot and cold conditions. An innovative and environmentally friendly solution for multiple industrial applications.
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Cornell University develops fungus-controlled biohybrid robots
The robots use natural electrical signals generated by fungal mycelia to control their movements.