ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Rachel and Jessica break down some of the latest developments across humanoid robotics, AI, and industrial automation on this week’s Robotico Live.
The conversation covers AMD’s acquisition of World Labs and the role world models could play in robotics, Direct Drive Tech’s Hong Kong IPO and the importance of actuators, Sharpa Robotics’ tactile sensing technology, and Amazon’s continued investment in robotics manufacturing.
The episode also includes updates from XMAQUINA on RCM and the latest developments across the Robotico platform.
Robotico Live is presented by XMAQUINA and Robotico.
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United States
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