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Clone Torso 2! features an actuated lumbar spine and all corresponding abdominal muscles. It wears a white transparent skin that encloses 910 muscle fibers enabling 164 DoF, and 182 sensors for feedback control. Clone plans to adopt custom liquid valves for quieter operation.

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James Darpinianvor 1 Jahr

I don't think they could make it creepier if they tried

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Briscoe Crain IVvor 1 Jahr

I love what @clone is doing! The plans they have are awesome and I'm excited for the AI. Clone Alpha is a Android I actually want to have a conversation with!

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Tom Löwevor 1 Jahr

This looks like the beginning of a horror film. 👀

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Nosajvor 1 Jahr

i want to be excited so bad. but i've been hurt like this before

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It's horrifyingly brilliant, like an HR Giger

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We're heading towards Westworld at fast acceleration

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Thirteenvor 1 Jahr

Uh nope 👎

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@IlyasHairline This has to run on SNNs right? To give so many signals at a fast pace and in an energy efficient way, it seems like it’s the best option

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I am amazed by the progress in this humanoid space !!!

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perfection in the works

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This is just crazy! Clone just introduced the Torso 2, a groundbreaking android that sets a new standard for robotics. This advanced prototype features 910 artificial muscle fibers, 164 degrees of freedom, and 182 sensors for precise feedback control, enabling fluid, human-like movement. With an actuated lumbar spine and a full set of abdominal muscles, Torso 2’s design mimics human anatomy for unprecedented natural motion. Encased in a sleek, white transparent skin, the Torso 2 utilizes pneumatic actuation to animate its muscles, though current off-the-shelf valves create some noise due to air exhaust. Clone plans to return to a quieter hydraulic design with custom liquid valves for future bipedal robots. The current temporary opaque visor will also be replaced with a one-way mirror for a more polished look. The Torso 2 demonstrates Clone’s hardware potential, running hand-coded sequences to control each muscle. With the promise of legs arriving soon, Clone Robotics is inching closer to creating silent, fully humanoid androids—marking a major leap toward lifelike robotic functionality.

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A high-quality haptic control for robots as a weekend project? All for under $600. [📍 Save Github & arXiv for later] A team built DOGlove, an open-source haptic glove for robot teleoperation that you can assemble yourself for under $600. It is built for real control, not demos. • Tracks 21 degrees of freedom with a custom joint design • Provides cable-driven force feedback plus fingertip haptics • Can be used to collect data for imitation learning Affordable haptics could make teleoperation more reliable and improve the quality of data we use to train physical AI. Project link: Credit: DOGlove team, shared by Han Zhang —- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free:

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An open source project developing a desktop “Pick-and-Place” machine. (📍All of the source on GitHub) The LumenPnP can be used for assembling electronic components onto circuit boards! The project is getting a huge update with a whole new control box, integrating the pneumatics required to pick the parts, and a custom controller. > The controller uses Marlin firmware as the brain, and controls six stepper motors to move the machine. > It also controls two pneumatic pumps and valves for actually picking up the parts with the machine's nozzle tips. All of the source for the machine are available on GitHub!: Credit: Opulo with the awesome Stephen Hawes 👋 —- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free:
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An open source project developing a desktop “Pick-and-Place” machine. (📍All of the source on GitHub) The LumenPnP can be used for assembling electronic components onto circuit boards! The project is getting a huge update with a whole new control box, integrating the pneumatics required to pick the parts, and a custom controller. > The controller uses Marlin firmware as the brain, and controls six stepper motors to move the machine. > It also controls two pneumatic pumps and valves for actually picking up the parts with the machine's nozzle tips. All of the source for the machine are available on GitHub!: Credit: Opulo with the awesome Stephen Hawes 👋 —- Weekly robotics and AI insights. Subscribe free:

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🚨 SCIENTISTS HAVE CREATED AN MRNA PATCH THAT DISSOLVES IN YOUR SKIN — AND DARPA IS BEHIND IT RMIT University, MIT, and Harvard Medical School have created a tiny mRNA patch with micro-needles that dissolve in your skin. No needles, no ultra-cold storage... just a simple patch. But here's the part they don't want you focusing on. This program has deep roots in DARPA. They've been working on this for years, including tissue-level continuous health monitoring through companies like Profusa. Colonel Matt Hepburn from DARPA openly talked about sensors that can stay under your skin for years, sensing oxygen and other chemicals. They're not just making vaccines easier. They're building the infrastructure for constant body monitoring and control. This is next-level dystopian wrapped in "convenience." Why do you think they're working so quickly to roll out mRNA patches and implantable sensors?
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🚨 SCIENTISTS HAVE CREATED AN MRNA PATCH THAT DISSOLVES IN YOUR SKIN — AND DARPA IS BEHIND IT RMIT University, MIT, and Harvard Medical School have created a tiny mRNA patch with micro-needles that dissolve in your skin. No needles, no ultra-cold storage... just a simple patch. But here's the part they don't want you focusing on. This program has deep roots in DARPA. They've been working on this for years, including tissue-level continuous health monitoring through companies like Profusa. Colonel Matt Hepburn from DARPA openly talked about sensors that can stay under your skin for years, sensing oxygen and other chemicals. They're not just making vaccines easier. They're building the infrastructure for constant body monitoring and control. This is next-level dystopian wrapped in "convenience." Why do you think they're working so quickly to roll out mRNA patches and implantable sensors?

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AgiBot Launches 'LinkCraft' Platform: Zero-Code Motion Creation for Humanoid Robots On October 24, 2025, AgiBot introduced its "LinkCraft" platform, a zero-code, zero-barrier system for creating humanoid robot content. The platform integrates AI motion capture, cloud-based imitation learning, and multimodal choreography capabilities. The core feature allows users to upload a video of human performance, and the platform automatically converts it into precise robot control strategies using AI vision and smart redirection—no programming required. This includes future support for finger-level fine manipulation. LinkCraft also features "Speech Choreography," which generates corresponding robot gestures and expressions based on semantic analysis of uploaded text or audio, offering customizable voice and emotion settings. For complex performances, the platform provides "storyline" tools, enabling users to combine multiple actions, voices, and expressions on a timeline, similar to video editing software. Furthermore, it supports multi-robot group control and access to an official library of over 180 actions for rapid content creation. The platform is currently adapted for the AgiBot X2 and aims to increase the accessibility and application scale of humanoid robots.
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AgiBot Launches 'LinkCraft' Platform: Zero-Code Motion Creation for Humanoid Robots On October 24, 2025, AgiBot introduced its "LinkCraft" platform, a zero-code, zero-barrier system for creating humanoid robot content. The platform integrates AI motion capture, cloud-based imitation learning, and multimodal choreography capabilities. The core feature allows users to upload a video of human performance, and the platform automatically converts it into precise robot control strategies using AI vision and smart redirection—no programming required. This includes future support for finger-level fine manipulation. LinkCraft also features "Speech Choreography," which generates corresponding robot gestures and expressions based on semantic analysis of uploaded text or audio, offering customizable voice and emotion settings. For complex performances, the platform provides "storyline" tools, enabling users to combine multiple actions, voices, and expressions on a timeline, similar to video editing software. Furthermore, it supports multi-robot group control and access to an official library of over 180 actions for rapid content creation. The platform is currently adapted for the AgiBot X2 and aims to increase the accessibility and application scale of humanoid robots.

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