Back to Hydraulics? Clone and Sanctuary AI Boast Next-Gen Fluid-Powered Robots
Sanctuary AI and Clone Robotics are boasting the humanlike capabilities of their creations powered by hydraulics.
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Sanctuary AI and Clone Robotics are boasting the humanlike capabilities of their creations powered by hydraulics.
Honda’s ASIMO, or Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility, endured for 20+ years after ushering in the modern humanoid robotics era, and then dipped just as the market was heating up.
Beijing-based Zhongke Huiling recently introduced its CASBOT01 humanoid robot, developed in partnership with the Chinese tech giant Lenovo.
Tesla is boasting the progress it’s making training its Optimus humanoid robot for the real-world as the EV maker prepares to scale its production.
Germany, with one of the world’s oldest populations, faces significant challenges in supporting its seniors while maintaining their independence and dignity.
Founded in the UK over 20 years ago, Engineered Arts is joining companies like Tesla, Figure, Boston Dynamics, Unitree, Agility Robotics, Fourier, and Clone Robotics in the race to mass deploy humanoids.
Intentional or not, 1X Technologies had the most meme-worthy robots in 2024, but the technology is no joke.
Clone, which operates out of the US and Poland, says it’s releasing only 279 of its new Clone Alpha androids in 2025.
Toyota’s CUE6 just set a record for the farthest basketball longshot.
MagicLab, a rising Chinese robotics startup, says its humanoid robots have recently been deployed to production lines.
Fei-Fei Li’s new $1 billion startup, World Labs, just unveiled its advanced AI system that generates immersive 3D scenes directly within a web browser.