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Italian humanoid update! 🇮🇹🤌🏼 Generative Bionics just unveiled Gene.01 that is a fully functional humanoid robot platform built from scratch in just SIX MONTHS. Presented as a concept at CES in January. Fully functional platform in July. It has a full-body multimodal skin that perceives touch, proximity, force and... temperature simultaneously, enabling safer, more intuitive interaction with humans in real industrial environments. And the platform is quite cool: → Industrial scalable base platform → The exterior design and end effectors adaptable per industrial application → Open-source digital twin released today developers can simulate, test and build before the physical robot arrives The foundation from which specialised humanoids can be developed for any industrial use case. The Italians came to CES with a vision. Six months later they have a robot. ~~ ♻️ Join the weekly robotics newsletter, and never miss any news →show more

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Lukas Ziegler

21,587 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Our first mission at Borg is to help restore America's industrial and manufacturing strength with the help of our Ai integrated robots. In this video, you'll see our autonomous pallet jack and our modular humanoid robot Borg 01 in action. Borg 01 modular design enables autonomous switching between a bipedal and wheeled base, as well as interchangeability of end effectors. We're gearing up to launch three robots in late Q2 including the pallet jack, the humanoid Borg 01, and one more yet to be announced. Stay tuned. Built in Detroit.

Our first mission at Borg is to help restore America's industrial and manufacturing strength with the help of our Ai integrated robots. In this video, you'll see our autonomous pallet jack and our modular humanoid robot Borg 01 in action. Borg 01 modular design enables autonomous switching between a bipedal and wheeled base, as well as interchangeability of end effectors. We're gearing up to launch three robots in late Q2 including the pallet jack, the humanoid Borg 01, and one more yet to be announced. Stay tuned. Built in Detroit.

borg™

53,840 просмотров • 1 год назад