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Remember Figure's package-sorting demo? We saw RobotEra M7 humanoid perform a similar use case autonomously for 6 minutes without a mistake. We toured RobotEra's headquarters in Beijing and chatted with Lucas Wang (Lucas Wang), VP of Product, on their direct-drive hand design and where dexterous hands go next. By...

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@lucas_wang_X one can only imagine what happens daily in a robotics and AI lab in China!

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@lucas_wang_X Yup! There’s a way more happening behind the scenes.

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@lucas_wang_X great vid

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@lucas_wang_X Thank you!

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@lucas_wang_X Very cool video 👍

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@lucas_wang_X lo mismo le hicieron a robocop

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