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Watch Nvidia boss gift humanoid robots a new, more powerful ‘brain’
Nvidia launched Thor via a video (top) featuring the company’s long-time CEO Jensen Huang handing a gift box to a humanoid robot with a message card that says, “Enjoy your new brain.” The clip then shows multiple humanoid robots opening the box to find the new device that’s designed to make it a lot cleverer.
The Guild, an enterprise leader with largely classified dealings in military intelligence and weapons development, is ...
Ahead of a military parade in Beijing on September 3, a video of armed robots marching in unison was shared in social media ...
For one thing, it’s a humanoid robot priced at under US$6,000 (£4,400). That’s not pocket change, but it’s orders of ...
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SF Startup Pitches Trump on Militarizing Humanoid Robots
Foundation Robotics breaks Silicon Valley taboos with weaponized humanoids, securing $10M defense contracts while competitors ...
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Body, not brain: How design flaws stop humanoid robots from leaving the lab
They flip, fold, and dance, but humanoid robots are burning more energy than humans on simple tasks. Experts say the flaw is ...
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Finland seeks demining robots amid exploding focus on combat robotics
MILAN - The Finnish military has launched a tender to procure mixed-sized military robots that will help ground forces in disposing explosive threats, as more armed forces in Europe refine their ...
Start-ups in Asia, Europe and North America are scrambling to commercialize bipedal machines that can safely work alongside humans. The goal is to mass-produce general-purpose robots that help address ...
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Machines perform martial arts, hip-hop, and play soccer at World Humanoid Robot Games
Beijing hosts the inaugural World Humanoid Robot Games, where robots dance, play instruments, and tackle hospital, hotel, and ...
In fact, a Morgan Stanley report recently predicted that 13 million human robots will be among us by 2035, rising to one billion by 2050. But we probably won’t have to wait even 10 years to see ...
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