Standing about 165 cm (5 feet 5 inches), the Fourier GR-3 designed to be a social companion with emotional intelligence. Weighing 55 kg (121 lb), it features a soft touch outer shell and boasts 55 degrees of freedom (DoF).
As the Chinese government pushes to be the clear leader in the humanoid race by next year, well-funded firms throughout the mainland are reporting breakthrough after breakthrough.
The Shanghai-based robotics firm Fourier is going viral for footage it shared of its engineers controlling a fleet of its flagship humanoid robots using non-invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCI).
An Australian startup just secured $23 million in funding to bring its colorful social humanoid robots to the US.
For China’s blossoming humanoid robotics sector, there’s been little time to relax this summer.
WAIC 2025 (World Artificial Intelligence Conference) featured more than 150 fake humans with 60 distinct models, from more than 80 companies.
Two of China’s leaders in humanoid robotics are unleashing their potentially game-changing next generation machines into the world.