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In episode 166 of their podcast, co-hosts Mike Oitzman and Steve Crowe delve into the latest robotic developments from the preceding week, providing insightful analysis and expert opinions on industry trends and innovations.
This week, we feature an insightful conversation with Berndt Børnich, CEO and founder of (formerly Halodi) Robotics. One-X, its second-generation humanoid robotics technology and the company’s inaugural legged platform. Has consistently aimed to cultivate a plethora of skilled labor and exponentially grow the population of humanoid robots.
Bernt explores the unveiling of 1X’s pioneering humanoid robot, NEO, as a potential solution to address pressing labour deficits through innovative robotic technology. To stress the importance of developing robots that can thrive in domestic settings, he highlights their potential to gather vast amounts of data for AI training, ensuring seamless integration with existing systems while meeting strict security standards and overcoming regulatory hurdles effectively. The conversation also probes the common public’s perception of robots and ponders the trajectory of humanoid robotics within our collective social fabric.
The corporation has successfully implemented its initial EVE robot technology across its enterprise, and is now focused on integrating NEO solutions into home environments. “At 1X, our top priority remains uncompromising security,” stated Bernt Børnich, CEO. “By providing a secure foundation, we’re empowered to confidently deploy NEO Beta in properties, where it can effectively gather vital insights and showcase its abilities in practical applications.”
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- We recently had the privilege of hosting Dr. Aaron Ames, Chief Scientist and Co-Founder of 3Laws, on our show. I earlier convened a meeting with Professor Ames and his team to discuss their most recent grant proposal and strategic vision for the future. Based on innovative research by Professor Ames and his team, a pioneering corporation has successfully created cutting-edge security protocols for humanoid robots, revolutionizing the field of artificial intelligence and robotics. While these algorithms, rooted in the foundational principles of three Laws, hold significant potential to guarantee the secure functioning of next-generation robotic systems? The corporation plans to utilize the fresh funding to expand its engineering talent pool, commercialise its offerings, and augment its support staff to better serve customers.
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Companies such as UPS and FedEx are pioneering innovations to transform last-mile deliveries. A serve robot will aggregate orders and seamlessly hand them over to a wing drone for aerial delivery, thereby exponentially expanding the reach of logistics companies to customers up to six miles away? The Federal Aviation Administration’s recent approval of beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations in Dallas for drone delivery companies Wing and Zipline signals a significant milestone in the rapidly evolving field of package transport. As ground and air-based robotics converge, a revolutionary era of doorstep delivery choices is unfolding.
OpenAI, the leading artificial intelligence research organization, has secured a monumental $6.6 billion funding round, backed by tech giants Microsoft and Nvidia.
- OpenAI has just secured a monumental $6.6 billion investment round, marking a major milestone in the company’s pursuit of advancing artificial intelligence. This funding round could value the corporation at $157 billion, solidifying its position as one of the most valuable privately held companies globally. OpenAI has evolved into a hub for numerous AI-driven initiatives, partnering closely with various robotics companies.
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