Meet N1, the small, open-source humanoid robot that's making waves in the robotics community! 🤖💻 Recently, Fourier, the Shanghai-based robotics firm, released a demo video showcasing the N1's impressive gymnastic abilities, including a cartwheel and a 360-degree jump. 🤸♀️🔥 The N1's capabilities are a testament to its dynamic control and hardware strength, and its open-source platform makes it an exciting tool for developers and researchers. 📚💡 With its lightweight aluminum alloy and engineering plastics construction, the N1 is designed to be accessible and user-friendly, with an operating time of over two hours on a single charge. 📈 The implications of the N1's technology are significant, with potential applications in fields such as rehabilitation robotics, companionship, and sensory engagement. 🤝💻 As the robotics industry continues to evolve, it's exciting to see companies like Fourier pushing the boundaries of what's possible with humanoid robots. 🚀 Key statistics: 1. 📊 The N1 is approximately 1.3 meters tall and weighs roughly 38 kilograms. 2. 📈 It can reach speeds of up to 3.5 meters per second. 3. 📚 The N1's open-source platform makes it an ideal tool for developers and researchers. What do you think about the future of humanoid robotics? Share your thoughts in the comments! 💬 #Robotics #ArtificialIntelligence #HumanoidRobot #OpenSource #Innovation #Technology #FutureOfWork 🔄 Share 👍 React 🌐 Visit www.aravind-r.com #AravindRaghunathan
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🤖 Roboticists from Drexel University are working to develop touch-sensitive clothing to help their robot distinguish something as nuanced as a tap on the shoulder from something as potentially dangerous as an aggressive push. https://spr.ly/6043A5jDJ #MATLAB #Simulink #robotics
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🤖 The robotics industry just changed forever. Unitree has launched the R1 humanoid robot at an unprecedented $5,900 — shattering price barriers and making advanced robotics accessible to researchers, developers, and businesses worldwide. Why this matters: → At 70% cheaper than competitors, the R1 democratizes humanoid robotics → 26 joints enable acrobatic movements: cartwheels, handstands, running downhill → Integrated AI with voice and image recognition → Weighs just 25kg (55 lbs) — incredibly lightweight and agile → Developer-friendly platform with open control interfaces While Tesla's Optimus is projected at $20K+ and competitors price their humanoids at $50K-$100K, Unitree is making the future accessible today. The R1 represents more than affordability — it's a gateway for innovation. Universities, startups, and researchers who were previously priced out can now experiment, develop, and push the boundaries of what's possible. The robotics revolution isn't coming. It's here. What applications do you see for affordable humanoid robots in your industry? #Robotics #AI #Innovation #Automation #Technology #HumanoidRobots #FutureTech #Unitree
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🚀 Myo-Controlled Robot Project – Quick Success Challenge at Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology During the Innovation Workshop’s Quick Success series, I had the opportunity to work on a project that combined biosignals and robotics in a very short timeframe. 🧩 The Challenge: Build a robot that can be controlled directly by human muscle activity using a Myo armband. Our prototype had to show a practical demo within just a few hours. ⚙️ What we did: Captured EMG signals (electrical activity of muscles) through the Myo armband. Programmed mappings of gestures (flex / relax) to motor movements of a small robot. Fine-tuned thresholds and responsiveness until the robot performed smoothly. 🎯 The Result: A functional Myo-controlled manipulator that could respond to gestures and push gaming blocks off a table in real time — proving how human–machine interaction can be prototyped quickly with the right tools and teamwork. 💡 Key Learnings: Translating biosignals into precise robotic motion. Hardware + software integration under time pressure. How rapid prototyping reveals the potential of next-gen human–machine interfaces. Grateful to the Skoltech Innovation Workshop team for designing such hands-on challenges that expand problem-solving and creativity. #MyoControl #Robotics #InnovationWorkshop #HumanMachineInterface #RapidPrototyping #Skoltech
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