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Boston Dynamics Humanoid Robot Atlas Retires
Boston Dynamics Humanoid Robot Atlas Retires
Atlas recently demonstrated the picking and placing of automotive struts using image recognition technology
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The Richtech Robotics, Zipphaus partnership proposes the launch of drink-making robot Adam across hospitals, airports and colleges
The launch comes less than 24 hours after the company announced it was retiring its “dynamic” humanoid robot
Mentee Robotics’ robot uses large-language models, machine learning and AI to give it locomotion, navigation and reasoning capabilities
Atlas recently demonstrated the picking and placing of automotive struts using image recognition technology
The funding has to date been used to roll out more than 1,000 robots and AI tools at Amazon’s facilities
