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Happy Holidays from Boston Dynamics!
I would pay any money for this lamp.
[ Boston Dynamics ]
What if evolution was based not on carbon, but on metal? This short film explores hardware-based alternative evolution through robots, simulations, and real machines. Inspired by biological evolution, this Christmas The laboratory film imagines a world in which machines evolve instead of organisms.
[ ETH Zurich Robotics System Lab ]
Happy Holidays from FieldAI!
[ FieldAI ]
Happy holiday Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence V Poznan University of Technology!
[ Poznan University of Technology IRMI ]
Happy Holidays from BruBotics!
[ AugmentX ]
Thanks Bram!
[ Humanoid ]
Find out how SCUTTLE solves boring, dirty and dangerous problems pest control industry.
Happy holiday from LimX Dynamics!
[ LimX Dynamics ]
Happy holiday (actually, maybe not AI?) Kawasaki Robotics!
Happy Holidays from AgileX Robotics
[ AgileX Robotics ]
Big news: Badminton just got a new training partner. Our humanoid robot can team up with a human in continuous exchanges, combining quick feedback with stable movement. The peak return speed reaches 19.1 m/s.
[ Phybot ]
So here is one way to deploy foot robot.
[ Kepler ]
Today we present the world's first video demonstration of a full-size robot performing the complex Charleston dance.
[ PNDbotics ]
The DR02 humanoid robot from DEEP Robotics demonstrates amazing versatility and dexterity. From graceful Tai Chi moves to energetic street dance moves, the DR02 combines precision, power and artistry with ease!
[ Deep Robotics ]
Reducing the cost of morphing in adaptive morphogenetic robots: using laminar kirigami jamming flippers, the Jamming Amphibious Turtle (JART) can quickly transform its limbs to adapt to changing terrain. This pneumatic layer wedging technology allows for operation in a variety of environments. movement on land and water by changing the shape and stiffness of the robot's fins to reduce transportation costs.
[ Paper ]
Super Odometry is a fault-tolerant sensor fusion system that provides accurate, real-time condition assessment in challenging environments by integrating external and inertial sensing. For decades, SLAM has depended on external sensors such as cameras And lidar. We believe it's time to flip this hierarchy: true reliability starts from within. By placing an inertia sensor at the heart of state estimation, robots gain an internal sense of motion. We believe in systems that not only see, but also sense, learn and adapt.
[ AirLab ]
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