sasheoka
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damn, it’s only 7 years remember when everyone used to laugh at how clumsy these robots were and kick robot dogs around just to watch them fall? looking at how far AI models have come in that same amount of time, I really wonder how far robots will go
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Nobody shows you this part of a companion robot. Now you can't unsee it. A bare lattice skeleton, actuators at every joint, engineers hand fitting the frame before any skin goes on. No face. No personality. Just the mechanical body that has to move like a person before it's allowed to look like one.
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There's one detail about this robot that nobody mentions until you touch it This is Moya from DroidUp Moya runs on the Walker 3 skeleton with tendon driven lattice muscles, hitting 92% walking accuracy versus real human movement. Watch the gait, it barely stutters Now the part that gets skipped. Active thermal regulation keeps its skin at 32 to 36°C, the same range as an actual person. Built for healthcare and hospitality, where a cold robotic hand gives everything away in one handshake
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