Oct
8
China's humanoid robots step into reality faster under vocational training, open-source initiatives
(Xinhua) An evolution driven by data is quietly unfolding within China's robotics landscape, one that is expected to transform the fabric of daily life.
At a busy training facility in western suburban Beijing, the 1.66-meter-tall humanoid robots were using VR and motion capture system to learn practical skills like warehouse tasks, material sorting, and product packaging.
This scene, far from a mere tech showcase, captured a critical evolution in China's robotics sector: the transition of humanoid robots from executing laboratory stunts to learning practical skills in "vocational schools."
The robots, which are named Kuavo, are fast learners.
At a busy training facility in western suburban Beijing, the 1.66-meter-tall humanoid robots were using VR and motion capture system to learn practical skills like warehouse tasks, material sorting, and product packaging.
This scene, far from a mere tech showcase, captured a critical evolution in China's robotics sector: the transition of humanoid robots from executing laboratory stunts to learning practical skills in "vocational schools."
The robots, which are named Kuavo, are fast learners.