When UBTECH’s Walker S meets Baidu’s ERNIE Bot AI, you get an intelligent humanoid robot. How so? ERNIE Bot is capable of understanding and providing answers to complex as well as disorganized human requests.
Alaska’s Department of Transportation (DOT) and Public Facilities is now employing a $70,000 Aurora robot dog to scare away wildlife at Fairbanks airport. More specifically, it will monitor an outdoor area near the runway every hour in an attempt to prevent harmful encounters between aircraft and wildlife,
Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot dog can now be used to fight fires, inspect suspicious packages and more. How so? It can be equipped with additional equipment to expand its capabilities in critical areas, whether it be data capture, processing, navigation, communications, or a fire hose.
You’ve seen Xiaomi’s CyberOne drumming, now here’s the Fourier GR-1 humanoid robot putting on its own drumming performance. This is possible thanks to its bionic torso and human-like motion control capabilities, complete with up to 54 DoFs and a peak joint torque of 230N.m.
You could either think of the LimX P1 bipedal robot as a miniature AT-ST Walker from Star Wars or a tiny Boston Dynamics Atlas. What Sets P1 apart from the others is its zero-shot learning ability in non-protected and fully open testing conditions.
First unveiled last summer, the Migo Ascender stair-climbing robot vacuum has officially launched on Kickstarter. That’s right, it can climb stairs of varying heights (up to 8.7 inches) reliably, all the while effortlessly navigating over obstacles and floors to clean your entire house hands-free.
The Unitree H1 has become the first full-sized motor drive humanoid robot to successfully perform a backflip on the ground. This is possible thanks to Unitree’s M107 electric joint motors, each of which has 265.5 lb-ft of peak torque.