Europe Puts Batteries in Robotics: a Humanoid Robot Is Able to Learn by Imitation
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When talking about evolutions and advances in humanoid robots, the mind usually moves well to the United States, or to China. Not surprisingly, these are the two main axes of research in this field and those who have shown to the general public the most advanced exponents so far. There are the humanoid robots developed in the United States by Figure AI and their capabilities already demonstrated in areas such as the logistics and Asian specimens…
A former Tesla engineer who worked on Musk's Optimus robot has unveiled plans for a European humanoid robot.
UMA, a European physical AI company, is developing the next generation of "intelligent humanoid robots." This AI architecture enables learning new skills through demonstration rather than programming. - on macitynet.it UMA unveils its European humanoid robot: it learns by observing, not by coding.
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