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BREAKING: Artificial intelligence giant Anthropic, the company behind the popular Claude chatbot, has filed papers to sell shares to the public for the first time.
Sky's @pkelso delves further into this "eagerly awaited publication."
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What if robots could take the hardest part of painting off your hands? 🎨
Meet PACO, an AI-driven painting robot developed by French startup Les Companions.
It scans rooms, identifies walls and navigates around obstacles to automate repetitive painting work while professionals focus on the finishing touches.
Would you trust a robot to paint your home? 🤖
🏢 Company: @LesCompanions
🤝 Partner: @AkzoNobel
🎥 Media: Les Companions / AkzoNobel
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This looks more fun than a robot duck... a $400 humanoid built around an old phone.
UCLA’s RoMeLa team built PhoneBot from an Android phone and a modular body with 13 motorized joints. It can walk, turn and get up from a face-down position.
The phone supplies the camera, motion sensors and processing power for vision and walking control. The team even ran the core software on a 2017 Honor 9.
The team estimates the hardware cost at around $400, not including the phone. CAD files and the parts list are already online.
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Fourier’s GR-3 looks a lot less cuddly with its covers off 😂
CEO Alex Gu shared this clip from the team’s routine testing: GR-3 climbing up and down six floors autonomously, all in one take.
A lighter and more flexible German industrial humanoid robot
Germany’s NEURA Robotics has unveiled its 4NE1 Gen 4, featuring a slimmer design, a black textile outer layer and a 20% weight reduction over its predecessor.
Based on the previous generation’s 80 kg weight, Gen 4 would weigh around 64 kg, though its exact weight remains unconfirmed.
Its brain is Neuron AI, NEURA’s own Physical AI foundation model. It combines vision, touch, force, sound and language to help robots understand their surroundings and execute tasks. Through Neuraverse, learned skills can be shared across connected robots.
NEURA is also building a 2,300-square-meter RoboGym with TUM to bridge the gap between training and deployment. Robots learn industrial skills through real-world data, human demonstrations and simulation...
while NEURA advances real-world projects with partners such as Schaeffler,which plans to deploy thousands of its humanoids by 2035, and HD Hyundai Samho, where robots are being tested for shipbuilding.
Pretty incredible.
AGIBOT has just set a Guinness World Record, with 110 A3 humanoid robots dancing in sync, moving almost like a swarm.
The performance reportedly used AGIBOT’s LinkBots swarm control platform and centimeter-level UWB positioning to synchronize movements and switch formations.
Work in swarms, dance in swarms, too.