Galbot’s S1 Robot Can Work for Up to 8 Hours and Change Its Own Battery
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Atlas changes its battery on its own and goes back to work: Boston Dynamics has just crossed the course that transforms an impressive robot into a credible replacement for the factory worker. And Hyundai is already a customer.
Galbot’s S1 Robot Can Work for Up to 8 Hours and Change Its Own Battery
Galbot’s S1 humanoid robot can operate for up to eight hours and autonomously swap its battery, bringing around-the-clock factory work closer. The post Galbot’s S1 Robot Can Work for Up to 8 Hours and Change Its Own Battery appeared first on TechRepublic.
The humanoid robot Atlas, developed by the American company Boston Dynamics, has reached a new milestone on the way to practical use in the industry, learning to change its own battery autonomously in less than three minutes. (Continue reading...) The humanoid robot entry learns to change its own battery was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
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