Clone Robotics is a Polish-American startup building biomimetic humanoid robots, like the water-powered Clone Alpha and Protoclone, with synthetic muscles, bones, sensors, and natural movement.
The human body spent millions of years perfecting muscles to master movement. Scientists still don’t fully understand how they work, but the race to replicate them is well underway.
The Westworld aesthetic is all over today’s global humanoid frenzy, as are the parallels to emerging technology.
Clone Robotics says it’s on track to showcase a fully untethered version of its viral synthetic human prototype.
A wave of hyper-dexterous robotic hands is flooding the market as investors pour billions into next-gen machines built to outperform humans.
A truly staggering number of AI-powered machines are emerging basically every day.
As the race to deploy AI-powered humanoid robots at scale heats up, the perceived leaders in the market are getting increasingly bold in their claims.
Clone Robotics just unveiled its full-bodied synthetic human, and of course it’s creeping people out.
This calls for a thumb war. Clone Robotics, which makes synthetic humans, is taking aim at Elon Musk’s bold claims …
The year 2024 was, by all accounts, a blockbuster year for robotics.
Sanctuary AI and Clone Robotics are boasting the humanlike capabilities of their creations powered by hydraulics.
Clone, which operates out of the US and Poland, says it’s releasing only 279 of its new Clone Alpha androids in 2025.