Figure’s humanoid robot no longer walks like it needs the bathroom
Figure AI has shared a video showing its humanoid robot walking more naturally then ever, just like a real person.
Fancy humanoid robot no longer walks like it urgently needs a toilet
One thing they are still pretty bad at though is walking a straight line without looking like they are moments away from ...
Figure AI Uses Reinforcement Learning to Teach Robots to Walk Naturally
Explore Figure AI’s breakthrough in humanoid robotics: scalable, human-like walking robots designed for diverse industries ...
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Video: Brainy US humanoid robots walk like humans with smooth heel strikes
US robotics firm Figure has made significant progress in developing a natural humanoid walking motion using reinforcement ...
Analytics India Magazine3d
Figure AI’s 02 Humanoid Can Now Walk Naturally Like a Human
Figure AI, the California-based robotics company, has introduced a humanoid robot capable of walking with human-like ...
The Robot Report9d
Figure AI unveils BotQ high-volume humanoid manufacturing facility
Figure AI said it's taking the manufacturing of its humanoids in-house to control the build process and quality.
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Figure's robots now walk a little less like C-3PO, thanks to reinforcement learning
Figure's AI-powered controller teaches its humanoid robots to walk more like a human, with subtle improvements in gait and ...
Figure AI builds BotQ factory for mass production of humanoid robots
Figure AI wants to bring its humanoid robot Figure 03 to market quickly and is pushing for mass production. The BotQ factory ...
CIO11d
Beyond ChatGPT: Secret robotics plans and the $38 billion humanoid revolution
The company closed its own robotics division in 2021 and then invested in companies like Figure and 1X. Given advances in AI and sensor technology, OpenAI now seems to be revisiting the prospect ...
MIT Technology Review11d
When you might start speaking to robots
Google is only the latest to fuse large language models with robots. The trend has big implications. Last Wednesday, Google ...