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Remember Rosie With “Jetsons?”
For those who are too young, Rosie was a futuristic robot assistant in the classic cartoon. Now the idea of having such a robot in our homes feels that it is approaching the opening of the NEO Gamma.
Developed Artificial intelligence Company 1x, this is not your clumsy, metal car. Neo Gamma is designed to be useful, almost a human assistant.
Neo Gamma Humanoid Robot (1x)
Not just a robot but also a companion
Standing in 65 inches in height, Neo gamma Features of conversation with AI similar to a person and the ability to manipulate objects with impressive agility. Imagine how to wake up for freshly cooked coffee made by your own robot. Or the image of the NEO Gamma that helps you hang photos, laundry while you think or even by -skillfully served wine during dinner. This robot strives to easily fit into your life by offering help without being intrusive.
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
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What makes this humanoid robot so special?
Design similar to a person: 1x passed the extra mile to do Neo gamma feel less than a machine. He walks with natural walking, waving his hands and can even squat to pick up things. To soften its appearance, it has a 3D-printed nylon suit that hides a metal frame and prevents inequalities.
Interaction with AI: Neo Gamma is not just programmed to complete tasks. It is designed to understand and respond to you. It presents emotional “earrings” that are illuminated when they listen, and their own model of languages that allows natural conversations.
Observation Learning: This robot learns by watching. It can observe how you perform tasks and then imitate these actions.
Quiet and careful: With a reduced noise level, NEO Gamma works as calmly as the cold refrigerator. He also knows when giving you a place while resting in another room after a good job.
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Neo Gamma Humanoid Robot (1x)
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Technology for help
NEO Gamma movements are controlled with a frequency of 100 Hz, studied by learning strengthening from a human movement. This allows him to move with a range of movement similar to a person. The robot can also recognize and process objects even in new conditions. It has four microphones with echo -Added for a clear audio and three speakers for voice interaction and sound effects.
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Competition and problems
Company 1x is not one, fighting for a place in the future of home robotics. Optimus tesla and Humanoid that works on AI that works Also in the race. However, the path to a truly useful and affordable robot is filled with engineering problems.
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Are Neo Gamma ready for your home?
While 1x seeks to enter customer homes as soon as possible, there is no release date.
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The idea of a robot is a help like Neo Gamma, exciting, and it’s hard not to think about how a device can change our lives. No matter what NEO Gamma or other robot reaches this first, you feel that we are on a bill by a new era. Will we look back on video from these early models with nostalgia, or the robots of the future have something else for us? Only the time will tell.
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