Elon Musk’s Tesla Bot may be able to help around the house, but Engineered Arts’ Ameca previews technological singularity, or the point which technological growth becomes radically faster, resulting in remarkable changes to the human civilization. The development team added 12 new actuators and are currently working on controlling all of its expressive capabilities.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems have both been tested on Ameca, alongside Engineered Arts’ powerful Tritium robot operating system. The Ameca hardware is a development based on the company’s own research into humanoid robotics and built on their advanced Mesmer technology. This translates to extremely smooth, lifelike motion as well as advanced facial expression capabilities.
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- Includes a Sonic the Hedgehog LEGO minifigure, Dr. Eggman with buildable Eggmobile, Moto Bug with 2 face options, and Crabmeat figures
- Push the lever and launch the LEGO Sonic minifigure for Super Sonic jumps to evade the Bug and Crabmeat LEGO Sonic figures and collect the rings
Both hardware and software is modular, making it easily upgradable. All modules can run independently so you can have just a head, or even only an arm. No need for a full robot,” said the company.
