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This expressive robot designed by Disney is brought to life using the new open-source physics simulator accelerated with NVIDIA's software framework.

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Disco Garbage1 year ago

That's a Droid Now what is it good for other than showing off? That's gonna be important to know soon as robots become ubiquitous

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firephoenixuu1 year ago

very nice!

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ARK Electronics2 years ago

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DukeWanders1 year ago

This is amazing!!!

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Atul Kumar1 year ago

That's impressive technology! It's exciting to see how robotics and simulation are evolving. Looking forward to seeing more innovations like this in the future.

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🇮🇳 Yossarian 🇮🇱1 year ago

Nvidia's anthropomorphosed robot derives from Wall-E (2008) - a Disney/Pixar movie.

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Mason Capital1 year ago

Not impressive. Even WALL E had arms.

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josmin cherian1 year ago

Metals getting life..😄

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machinations1 year ago

Disney could do Much better. (Star Trek instead)

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