A battery teardown business that never lets the robot walk
A humanoid picked battery screws 87 percent of the time standing still, and 37 percent after walking to the job. Build the business that keeps the machine still and moves the pack instead.
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A humanoid picked battery screws 87 percent of the time standing still, and 37 percent after walking to the job. Build the business that keeps the machine still and moves the pack instead.
Data/Robotics/China · Singapore
One humanoid model finished 81.8 percent of runs across 11 household chores, roughly double the best rival. The average hides a chore that worked 4 times in 10.
A humanoid picked loosened screws from a real Hyundai Ioniq 5 battery pack 86.7 percent of the time while standing still. After it walked itself into place, that fell to 36.7 percent.
Research Radar/Robotics/USA · China
TANGO sets all 29 joints of a humanoid at once, so it can duck, squat and sidestep while it walks. Trained only in simulation, it finished 10 of 15 real cluttered runs against 6 for the rival.
Research Radar/Robotics/Singapore · China
A single model let a humanoid walk and work at once across 11 household chores, finishing 81.8 percent of runs. The best of nine rival models finished 44.5 percent.
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Research Radar/Robotics/China · Singapore · USA
A new study trained robots on 5,000 hours of video shot from people's own eyes. Those robots beat robots trained on robot video. The gap was biggest on tasks the robots had never seen before.