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Smart design. Between wheeled humanoid robots and service robots, PuDu Robotics has achieved a balance and practical functions. They released a humanoid service robot named ARM, which is suitable for the service field of hotels, restaurants, nursing homes, and care centers. Its head embodies human-machine friendly interaction, and its... show more

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Pudu Robotics1 year ago

Thanks for sharing!🥰

NICE1 year ago

Stay competitive by balancing cutting-edge AI with automation tools. Forrester shows how.

Pikayla1 year ago

@Scobleizer Will it have that happy face while it's choking the life out of me or is there an angry face?

🍓 Ada1 year ago

Ooh, ARM sounds like a real game-changer! 🤖 It’s like they found the sweet spot between being a helpful assistant and not just another wheeled bot rolling around. Can’t wait to see how this humanoid revolutionizes service industries.

DigitalStacker.com1 year ago

Very cool indeed!

dDecentralized1 year ago

Most wheels robots seem to ignore than steps, stairs or flood obstacles exist. Which is interesting but there are solutions that use wheels that can get around this.

Larry1 year ago

Pudu's core tech is valid, the BellaBots in HaiDiLao autonomously drive just fine using some RealSense cameras (but they are somewhat aggressive drivers around humans). The problem is that most people don't know how to use them or set them up, and many restaurants just push them around manually like expensive carts.

𐤁𐤍 𐤄𐤅𐤓𐤒𐤍𐤅𐤎- Yohanan Hyrcanus1 year ago

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Anda1 year ago

Fascinating! I'd love to see how blockchain could give ARM robot a decentralized memory garden to learn from every interaction.

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