China’s Obsession with Lifelike Robots is Getting Out of Hand
There are easily dozens of companies today working toward robots that are barely distinguishable from real people. Almost all of them are in China.
EX Robot, officially Dalian Tiasi Technology Development Company, is a Chinese startup developing hyper-realistic humanoid robots with expressive faces and lifelike movement.
There are easily dozens of companies today working toward robots that are barely distinguishable from real people. Almost all of them are in China.
At first, the world laughed at China’s humanoid robotics ambitions. Then the tone shifted as its engineers developed increasingly capable and humanlike machines.
As humanoid robots become more physically capable, realism is turning into the new battleground.
The Westworld aesthetic is all over today’s global humanoid frenzy, as are the parallels to emerging technology.
As China’s humanoid robots march into everyday life, they’re becoming harder to distinguish from real people.
The founder of the leading Chinese robotics firm Unitree wants the US and China to put aside their differences for the sake of fake humans.
A truly staggering number of AI-powered machines are emerging basically every day.
China’s answer to Ameca, often called the world’s “most advanced humanoid robot,” has emerged with technical specs that outdo it on paper.
The attention EX Robot is getting now is the result of years of work that started long before the current humanoid robotics craze took off.
The COVID-19 pandemic sparked a wave of automation that supercharged the development and adoption of technologies across industries.
A Chinese influencer is becoming well known for the drastic steps she’s taking to transform into a humanoid robot.