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Zinova and LimX Dynamics tested the Tron 2 platform in a scaled-down construction demonstration to explore how robots could handle real building tasks. Tron 2 is a modular robot that can switch between dual-arm, wheeled, and bipedal configurations, allowing it to work at different heights and angles. During the...

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RDXツ9 days ago

@ExiledSeraph6

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The coolest Cats Meow9 days ago

in a "democracy" when did the people get to vote on this? or anything thats happening now with AI? we get to kill each other over social issues while they blindsided you with QUANTUM AI... wtf is next???

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Velkorti9 days ago

ok the modular thing is actually smart. wheels when it can roll, legs when it can't. why is everyone else so obsessed with walking

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Patriota Volta9 days ago

Swapping between arms, wheels, and legs mid-build is the modular flex.

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Nexus9 days ago

Skills for tasks like rebar tying need a shared format so other humanoids can inherit them. Nexus handles that routing layer 🤖

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QGU9 days ago

These two companies are in Shenzhen.

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RealMan Robotics9 days ago

The modular approach makes a lot of sense here. Different tasks, heights, and angles call for different configurations.

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John Zhong | AI Growth Systems9 days ago

A modular construction robot also needs a clear changeover story. How long does a configuration switch take, and which tasks justify the extra mechanical complexity?

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Marcus9 days ago

These robots are the perfect workers.

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