On April 17, a day after Boston Dynamics announced the retirement of its hydraulic Atlas robot, they unveiled a brand-new, all-electric version of Atlas. In a 39-second video released on YouTube, the robotic company stated that it was time for the retired Atlas to “take a break” and for the new all-electric Atlas to take … Continue reading Boston Dynamics’ New Atlas: Agile as Elite Athletes
Qualcomm Unveils New Low-Power Wi-Fi Chip and RB3 Gen 2 Robot Platform Recently, Qualcomm, a globally renowned semiconductor company, announced the launch of two new products: the QCC730 low-power Wi-Fi chip and the RB3 Gen 2 robot platform. The introduction of these two products signifies another significant step for Qualcomm in the fields of wireless … Continue reading Qualcomm’s New Low-Power Wi-Fi & RB3 Gen 2 Robot Platform
Shenzhen Business Daily · Tech News Reporter Yuan Jingxian On April 1st, it was reported that UBTech has recently partnered with Baidu to explore enhancing the capabilities of their humanoid robot, Walker S, by incorporating it with Baidu’s Wenzhi Grand Model. This collaboration aims to broaden the applications of embodied intelligence technology, jointly explore the … Continue reading Baidu and UBTECH’s AI Alliance Powers Humanoid Robot Brains
The Launch of Project GR00T: Nvidia Unveils World’s First Humanoid Robot at GTC Developer Conference On March 19th, at Nvidia’s annual GTC developer conference, Jensen Huang announced the launch of Project GR00T, including the world’s first humanoid robot base model. Huang explained that with the GR00T humanoid robot base model, it is possible to understand … Continue reading NVIDIA Launches World’s First Humanoid Robot!
Researchers at the University of Cambridge in the UK have developed a robot sensor that, combined with artificial intelligence technology, can read Braille at approximately twice the speed of most human readers. This robot was not originally developed as an aid for the visually impaired, but its high sensitivity makes it an ideal model for … Continue reading Robots read braille at 2x human speed.