South Korean Navy Tests Humanoid Robot as Ship Helmsman
The trial tested PIBOT’s ability to handle commands and controls under demanding scenarios as South Korea’s military seeks to offset shrinking recruitment.
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South Korea's Navy puts a humanoid robot at the helm for the first time
South Korea’s Navy tested for the first time a humanoid robot that is replacing a sailor at a ship’s wheel. Steering duties were taken over by a KAIST-built machine called PIBOT. The military is looking for ways to keep warships running with fewer people. The trial is significant because the country’s shrinking population and declining birth rate are draining the pool of draft-age recruits on which the Navy depends. A humanoid robot answers helm…
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