Safety systems, power efficiency, and seamless communication between more than 40 motors and sensors stand as the primary obstacles to bringing humanoid robots from prototype to production, according ...
As the move to physical AI speeds up, how do you make sure these capabilities become broadly accessible and not limited to ...
European aerospace giant Airbus has purchased UBTech’s Walker S2 humanoid robots for use at its aircraft manufacturing plants.
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Video: China’s humanoid robots show smart automation in 5G-enabled wind turbine plant
At China’s first 5G-enabled wind power smart factory, UBTECH’s Walker S2 humanoid robots are ...
Airbus is exploring the use of humanoid robots on aircraft assembly lines through a new deal with Chinese robotics firm ...
HONG KONG—Airbus is the latest manufacturer to invest in humanoid robots. According to Reuters, it has signed a deal with UBTech to supply machines for use in aircraft manufacturing applications.
Their partnership will trial Walker S2 humanoid robots in aircraft manufacturing, signalling a global push into industrial ...
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Airbus to test China’s battery-swapping humanoid robots in aircraft assembly
Chinese humanoid robotics developer UBTech Robotics said on Sunday that it has reached a ...
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