Video. From nail hammering to drilling, Japan’s new robots push physical AI forward
- Robots are getting to grips with the physical world in Tokyo, where technology companies are showcasing machines designed to handle objects, perform industrial tasks and work alongside humans.
- The demonstrations offer a glimpse of how AI could move beyond screens and software, giving machines the ability to interact with their surroundings and carry out physical tasks.
- Among the prototypes on display is a machine developed by THK, which picks up bottles, bags and boxes under the remote control of a single operator.
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- Robots are getting to grips with the physical world in Tokyo, where technology companies are showcasing machines designed to handle objects, perform industrial tasks and work alongside humans.
- The demonstrations offer a glimpse of how AI could move beyond screens and software, giving machines the ability to interact with their surroundings and carry out physical tasks.
- Among the prototypes on display is a machine developed by THK, which picks up bottles, bags and boxes under the remote control of a single operator.
Sources: Euronews