Boston Dynamics Is Already Using This New NYC-Built Humanoid
An NYC startup founded by former Meta engineers is generating buzz with its new compact humanoid robot that Boston Dynamics is already using to explore next-gen service applications.
Meta is a technology company focused on building social platforms and advancing virtual and augmented reality. Best known for Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Meta is expanding into immersive experiences through the metaverse. The company aims to connect people and communities through digital spaces that blend the physical and virtual worlds.
An NYC startup founded by former Meta engineers is generating buzz with its new compact humanoid robot that Boston Dynamics is already using to explore next-gen service applications.
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