ICYMI: Last week, Clone Robotics released video footage of its Protoclone humanoid robot, a full-body machine that uses synthetic muscles to create unsettlingly human-like movements—no Westworld milk necessary: https://arstechnica.visitlink.me/kMHEub [📸: Clone Robotics] | Ars Technica

Startup Clone Robotics has developed the “world’s first” humanoid robot with synthetic muscles and bones. According to Clone, the Protoclone is a faceless, anatomically accurate, synthetic human with over 200 degrees of freedom, over 1,000 myofibers, and over 200 sensors. | TRT World

Startup Clone Robotics has developed the “world’s first” humanoid robot with synthetic muscles and bones. According to Clone, the Protoclone is a faceless, anatomically accurate, synthetic human with over 200 degrees of freedom, over 1,000 myofibers, and over 200 sensors. | TRT Afrika

Los creadores del robot humanoide Sophia anunciaron su fabricación masiva en 2021 y dicen que será una herramienta útil en la pandemia. Esta máquina estuvo de visita por Colombia y le encantó Cartagena. Reviva su historia en #LosInformantes aquí 👇 | Los Informantes

🤖¿Por qué se llama Sophia? 📌Sophia, la robot humanoide más famosa del mundo, visitó Paraguay y durante una entrevista con Carlos Martini explicó el origen de su nombre ¡Dale ▶️! #Trece #SiempreConectados #Sophia #Robot #Humanoide #Paraguay | Trece