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Our robots built this in the city of Almere: curved walls, different types of bricks and bonds, indented text.
Real world deployment, insane complexity, 100% of every brick done by our robots, with another 15 houses to come in the coming weeks.
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Taku takes its name from Takumi, a master craftsman.
Behind it is a team united by a love for what they do and a relentless pursuit of excellence.
Meet the people and the craftsmanship behind robots built to last.
Come build with us: dyna.co/careers
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Needs more cowbell
Tesla’s Optimus training regime leak.
Workers in its Palo Alto R&D facility have been holding “robot university” for many months already. Press got it wrong when they said it just started up.
Workers are wearing 24 lb suits with up to 40 cameras and grids of 3D sensors. To capture very detailed video and 3D fields of whatever the worker does.
There are multiple configurations.
They are given different tasks to do. They don’t know where the tasks come from.
Multiple squads are working on three shifts 24 hours a day. Similar efforts were seen at the Texas factory.
The data collection effort is immense.
A Tesla car only has nine cameras.
This leads to a data flywheel that is orders of magnitude more data than the car captured.
Separate teams are capturing home data, like making a sandwich, while other teams capture jobs on factory floor, like installing HVAC systems in cars.
Elon isn’t playing around.
I can’t tell you how I learned this.
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Robotic hands are moving beyond simple gripping. 🦾
This multi-fingered robotic hand demonstrates how articulated fingers can support more complex object manipulation than conventional two-finger grippers.
The challenge is coordinating multiple joints with enough precision to handle different shapes and orientations a key capability for the next generation of dexterous robots.
🎥 Media: @sj_msb ( Instagram )
⚠️ This content is shared for informational purposes only. CTO Robotics Media is a media platform and does not own or develop the technology shown. Credit belongs to the original creators.
#RoboticHand #DexterousRobotics #RobotManipulation #Robotics #Automation #CTORoboticsMedia
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Battery life of popular humanoids
🇺🇸 Figure 03 | 2.3 kWh | ~5 h
🇨🇳 Unitree H2 | 0.97 kWh | ~3 h
🇨🇳 AGIBOT A2 | 0.70 kWh | ~2 h
🇨🇳 Unitree G1 | 0.42 kWh | ~2 h
UBTECH's Walker S2 swaps its own battery in 3 minutes.
XPeng says IRON's solid-state battery is now in small-batch production.
Two hours is still common. Swaps and new chemistry may change that.
Company-stated runtimes; conditions differ.
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Today, @FoundryRobotics is announcing our $100M Series A, led by @MarlinspikeVC with continued support from @khoslaventures.
Together we’re securing America's ability to defend, compete, and innovate by building critical hardware at home with our new 130,000-square-foot factory in Emeryville, California.
We’re already shipping to paying customers across energy, telecom, autonomous vehicles, and defense. The next era of American manufacturing starts here.
Time to build.
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This looks like Optimus Prime brought to life!
Neo1 is a 4-meter-tall, 1.2-ton humanoid robot developed by NeodraDynamics and JD Industrial.
With 41 degrees of freedom and a combined two-arm payload capacity of 500 kg, it's built for heavy-duty industrial work.
T.i retweeted
Blending the future with the past: ‘The best way to predict the future is to study the past’
This is Rift Sky, a world of floating islands above the clouds on Kenya’s Rift Valley, which also happens to be the cradle of mankind. I’m exploring the use of AI, Extended Realities and Virtual Worlds to tell African history and stories in creative, immersive and hyper realistic ways.
I expect when an African kid in 2036 picks up the latest @MetaVR_Official headset/glasses to travel back in time and jump into a different dimension and experience the history of Africa for real.
The current world is a Quest app that’s accessible in VR, Pc and Mobile and is work in progress.
Check the world at metametaclub.com/world
Bitcoin education goes beyond money. It changes how people think about freedom, power, and financial sovereignty. 🟠
Proud to be part of this journey with @btc_dada & @DadaDevs.
A lot of people underestimate the impact Bitcoin can have on the everyday person.
Through the work we do, I’ve seen firsthand how access to Bitcoin education can shape the way people think about money, politics, power, security and the systems that influence their everyday lives.
What starts as a conversation about money can lead to much bigger questions about who controls it, how decisions are made, and what financial sovereignty actually means.
One of the most rewarding parts of this work for me has been seeing people engage with ideas they may never have considered before. It’s one thing to teach someone about Bitcoin; it’s another to be part of a process that changes how they question, think, and make sense of the world around them.
I’m glad I get to do this work, and even more grateful for the people whose lives and perspectives I’ve had a small part in shaping through @btc_dada & @DadaDevs
And most greatful to Satoshi for giving us this freedom technology 🟠
#Bitcoin
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China already has more than 90 centers training humanoid robots. Europe has fewer than 10.
Germany's Neura Robotics is taking on the challenge, with backing from Nvidia and Amazon.
AI-powered robots could give European manufacturing a much-needed boost. But Europe needs to move faster if it wants to compete with China.
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BRACE is a whole-body tracking system that enables humanoid robots to exert and compensate for hand forces while moving across uneven terrain.
It adjusts the robot’s movements to account for slopes, object interactions, and changes in balance.
Tested on the Unitree G1, BRACE uses onboard sensors to handle forces and diverse terrain without requiring height maps or external force measurements.