In China, a humanoid robot is being made open source, which means that researchers and professionals from all over the world will be able to work from a proven base to improve and personalise it.

The open-source project initially comprises two versions of the humanoid robot (Tiangong 1.0 LITE and Tiangong Pro). For the Chinese authorities, the aim is clearly to showcase their expertise.

as well as service-related competition projects such as hotel scene cleaning services, industrial scene material handling, and pharmaceutical scene drug packaging. On the first day of the athletics ...

China's Tiangong, the first full-size electric running robot, goes open-source to accelerate development and integration into daily life.

The open-source project includes two versions of the humanoid robot: “Tiangong 1.0 LITE” and “Tiangong Pro,” with software and structural design documents already available.

China has unveiled Tiangong, the world's first electric-powered running humanoid robot. Tiangong is now open-source, allowing researchers and developers to contribute to its development.

The open-source project covers two versions of the humanoid robot - "Tiangong 1.0 LITE" and "Tiangong Pro," with software development and structural design documents already available to ...

Humanoid robot technology should be accessible to as many people as possible. Researchers at UC Berkeley have developed a robot that can be replicated.

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