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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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Phil Trubeyvor 1 Jahr

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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The Humanoid Hubvor 1 Jahr

They'll be the resting position when idle.

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BowtiedWhitebat + Read Pinned Tweet or NGMIvor 1 Jahr

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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John T. 🇺🇸vor 1 Jahr

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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Huge🃏vor 1 Jahr

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

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Marsian Ambassadorvor 1 Jahr

Where is the humanoid robot?

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