Morden robotics is amazing and will revolutionize the future.
So, let's take a look at the 10 most advanced humanoid robots in the world.
Number 10: Kuratas.
This is a rideable and use operated robot constructed by Suidobashi heavy industry.
Making the movie real steal a reality, it’s piloted by a user who sits within the robot’s
chest.
It's not advanced enough to walk like other robots on this list, but it has wheels and
can ride around at about 10 kilometres per hour.
It can also be armed with weapons, such as rotary cannons and missile launches, which
means that it can be used in the military.
It can be bought commercially and currently has a price tag of 1.3 Million dollars.
Number 9: HRP-4C.
Developed by Kawada industries this is one of the most advanced humanoid robots constructed
to date.
It is nicknamed “meme” and has a realistic face that is fully functional and can make
any desired expression.
Meme is also fully mobile just like a human being and is able to communicate using its
voice and understands any given command.
She's also a performer using her voice to sing and has 30 body motors governing her
movement, which gives her the ability to dance on stage.
The current applications for this robot are in the entertainment industry and human simulation.
Number 8: iCub.
One of the creepiest looking robots on this list with a disconcerting gaze that stays
straight into your soul.
iCub is a one-meter-high humanoid robots, useful research into human cognition and artificial
intelligence while not as agile as other robots on this list.
It has the ability to learn, solve have complex 3D puzzles, express emotions, and just for
the heck of it, it can even perform archery.
There are currently 30 of these robots present in labs around the world and they are constantly
used in scientific tests to better understand the way we humans think and learn.
Number 7: ASIMO.
Developed by Honda and introduced in October of 2000.
ASIMO was designed to be a fully mobile multifunctional assistant, ASIMO has the ability to recognize
faces, postures, gestures, and detect the movement of multiple entities, which is why
to will be used to help with rehabilitation for those with certain mobility problems.
Honda is constantly making improvements to ASIMO like the ability to function in unison
with other ASIMO robots and the ability to Docker the charging station when its power
is low.
Number 6: Serena 3.
Developed by the university of Tehra.
Serena 3 is a bipedal humanoid robot developed for research purposes.
Housing, a large number of motors it's can keep itself stable, even in the most extreme
of conditions and can walk with little to no help.
Serena 3 is programmed in an open language, meaning that new functions can be added with
ease.
And the team is now focusing on improving the robots interaction with humans.
Number 5: PETMAN.
Developed by Boston dynamics, PETMAN resembles a walking mannequin and is designed to test
chemical protection clothing.
It has a large number of motors within its body, which allows it to move in ways that
a normal human would move in any sort of condition.
Beside from realistic movement abilities, PETMAN also simulate sweat and temperature
regulation in order to provide realistic conditions for testing.
Number 4: Romeo.
Unlike the fool in Shakespeare's play that died for love.
This Romeo is a humanoid robot designed to assist people that have lost their autonomy.
Romeo is constructed with flexibility in mind, which means that it can be used in any way.
A person may require with a minimal amount of tweaking, Romeo also houses a large number
of surveillance funds.
And the man-machine interfaces that enable it to be fully aware of its surroundings.
Romeo is constantly being developed and the second version is on its way, which will apparently
dominate the current market.
Number 3: OceanOne.
Developed by Stanford university OceanOne is an underwater humanoid robot that grants
humans pilots the ability to explore great depths with high fidelity.
It's equipped with two hands that have force sensors, which enable it to gently handle
any artifacts that might be found on the seabed.
Its body also moves and drifts in order to stabilize the arms thus allowing for delicate
hand movement, as it works.
Furthermore, OceanOne can also understand complex gestures from nearby divers, which
helps in delicate retrieval operators.
It's recently been used to retrieve alt facts from the wreck of the flagship of king Louis
the 14th, which has never been visited by humans before.
Number 2: Robo Thespian.
This life-size robot is designed for human interaction in public environments, such as
museums.
Now in its third version, It is fully interactive, multilingual and user friendly, making it
perfect for human interaction in any scenario.
It's also designed to feel emotions, thanks to a large number of motors controlling its
facial movement and software that is designed to mimic actual human feelings.
Robo thespian currently has a large number of uses ranging from being a greeter to being
an actor.
Since it can analyse script and read them while expressing the appropriate emotions.
Number 1: Atlas.
This is a bipedal humanoid robots developed by Boston dynamics with oversight from the
United States defence advanced research projects Agency.
Atlas is currently the most advanced robots when it comes to human like movement and is
able to move around outdoors without any assistance.
It's designed for a wide variety of applications, such as driving, removing debris and exploring
buildings.
It is said the Atlas is currently the best search and rescue robot being developed.
With such amazing advances.
It begs the question!
Should we be worried about artificial intelligence?
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