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A new humanoid- this time from India! Muks Robotics unveils the first prototype of SPACEO, featuring a 200kg payload capacity, 10kg arm lifting power, a 7 DOF arm, and an adjustable reach up to 8 ft. The company aims to develop AGI-powered robots to enhance human capabilities.

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The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

Founder Mukesh Bangar comes from a dental surgery background and is a self-taught AI + robotics engineer.

ACCIONA (English)1 year ago

In an Australian laboratory 🇦🇺, a coral nursery is home to a robotic arm that works around the clock. This machine feeds, cleans, and nurtures young corals 🤖🪸 This is the story of the robots that help protect the environment ⤵️

Gaspard Tertrais1 year ago

They got mixed up with the names 😂

The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

Muks wants to occupy Arms

Arjun Goli 🌎1 year ago

Nice but change the name to Musk robotics 🤣

MatRat211 year ago

Nice to see more humanoid companies coming out of India.

Lux111 year ago

It is mostly useless without legs they are very essential for movement on uneven terrains what if a small rock is in front of the robot it drives over it and crashes or falls down bcs of it they should make it have legs then release it in full version

Brian Bellia1 year ago

Great arms. I think bot legs should be similarly designed. Make an actual robot instead of just trying to create a mechanical man with all the limitations of a strictly human form factor.

Iván Muñoz Alegre1 year ago

That name 😆 reminds me of…

Cosmic Pharology1 year ago

I think humanoid by definition should include legs

Rethynk AI1 year ago

Capabilities look extraordinary. With a focus on AGI-powered robotics, this isn’t just another humanoid, it’s a vision for AI, enhanced labor and industrial automation.

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