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Hexagon reveals its humanoid robot and showcases a prototype on stage. Sweden-based Hexagon AB, a global leader in industrial software and sensor technologies, has introduced AEON - a humanoid robot designed for error-prone, repetitive tasks such as equipment inspection, material handling, and high-precision reality capture on factory floors and...

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Nice to see more bots! While the wheels are more efficient moving around, notice that the motors are actively being used to keep the bot still when just standing. So I do wonder if they are more energy efficient when standing. It looks a tad over designed and thus expensive. I don’t think continuous use is a major requirement, so built in battery swapping strikes me as expensive for little gain. But I could very well be wrong. It’ll be fun watching the industry develop.

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They'll be the resting position when idle.

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that is the 1st ugly one fr wheels?! gesus

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Curlyvor 1 Jahr

I was hoping to see it actually do something

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It's a nice design. With 3d printing, companies are rolling out humanoid robot improvements monthly.

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Mickey 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

I see a good-looking swedish dude - where's the robot?

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With those legs and wheels, it won't be able to get in and drive a standard transmission vehicle. 🤯👀

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Where is the humanoid robot?

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