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Protoclone by Clone Robotics: Bipedal Musculoskeletal Android V1 “A faceless, anatomically accurate synthetic human with over 200 degrees of freedom, over 1,000 Myofibers muscles, and 500 sensors.”

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The Humanoid Hub1 year ago

Clone’s musculoskeletal approach:

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Shooter McDadden 🎯1 year ago

"anatomically accurate" For you maybe.

shadowpuppets1 year ago

is this where this ultimately leads to?

Ryan1 year ago

@sierracatalina1 Are you freaked out bro? I am 😳

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Omfg.

Huge⛄1 year ago

It's not anatomically accurate as it doesn't have a package 🤣🤣

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