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LTCyberLab retweeted
A 60 cm humanoid robot taking careful first steps as it learns to walk with reinforcement learning. The skeleton-frame robot runs on 27 miniature torque servos developed in-house.
Per the creator, the gait is first trained in simulation, then deployed on the real robot for further tuning, and the walking is still being refined. Once it walks well, the plan is to give it a skin and an outfit for a proper debut.
Why it matters: small humanoids like this are a low-cost, low-risk way to test sim-to-real learning, and custom actuators at this scale could make capable education and home robots far more affordable.
Credit: @LTCyberLab
LTCyberLab retweeted
SHIBUYA Tech FESTIVAL🌸🤖
東京初のオフラインイベント、大興奮でした！✨
世界最小の携帯型バイオニックロボット「FR-NIA」が渋谷に登場。 表情模倣機能をはじめ各機能が大好評、会場は大盛り上がり💗
温かく迎えてくださった皆さん、本当にありがとうございました🥹@TechFestGo #figurobot #Robot
LTCyberLab retweeted
Small body. Full freedom. Your robot, your rules.
The World’s First Desktop Humanoid Robot!
Figurobot’s 60cm bot packs 30 in-house mm-scale torque servos.
Compatible with general humanoid RL algorithms + Emotion LLM, Soul Server & Motion Editor.
Looks, moves, personality—100%DIY.
LTCyberLab retweeted
This company is gonna be huge. It’s gonna be like combining Unitree and Pop Mart.
60cm Robot Just Nailed a K-POP Dance and It’s Insanely Cool 🔥This little robot can walk, dance, and pull off all kinds of moves.Even better? There’s a motion editor so you can DIY your own actions and make it move however you want.#abracadabra #robots
LTCyberLab retweeted
I don't think my wife gave consent for her videos to be published
A day in the life of a 60cm robot girl 🤖
Watch what this little robot gets up to in one day… Her life is somehow more interesting than mine 😭 #humanoid #robot #figurobot
LTCyberLab retweeted
The Chinese company FIGUROBOT is selling a desktop humanoid robots that resemble anime girls.
The NIA-F01 stands 56 cm (1 foot 10 inches) and weighs about 1.2 kg (2.6 lbs). It has 34-35 microservos for walking, turning its head, waving, posing, etc. It also shows facial expressions and responds to voice, touch, and visual cues.
The Shanghai-based startup says the robots are fully customizable so users can change their model’s face, hair, outfit, voice, and personality.
Pricing is reported around $1,400.
LTCyberLab retweeted
机の上に置ける小型 #ヒューマノイド ー日本向けに無償提供、共創型の展開へ。
話しかければ返し、触れれば反応し、表情まで変わる。
しかも“好きなキャラ”としてカスタマイズ可能。
ロボットはプロダクトからエコシステムへ。
この流れ、意外と大きい。
👉 36kr.jp/492822/
LTCyberLab retweeted
Your latest video got popular in Japan today!
LTCyberLab experiments with a "walking and dancing" robot doll (previous ones of theirs were mounted on a static base).
Source: bilibili.com/video/BV1VKdgBs…