In the episode of 198 Robot’s message Podcast, our guest is Nicolaus Radford, co -founder and CEO of Persona AI. The company said it commercialized a multi-pour humanoid that personifies AI, allowing another wave in robotics.
Robots are no longer limited to a factory floor that performs a pick-a place, welding or painting. Now they are also able to traditionally reserve tasks only for coordination and mobility at human level, Persona AI said.
Radford talks about his new company at Houston Company and connects with Jerry Pratt, another well -known robotist in the humanoid space. It explains how to build a strong team is essential for the success of the startup in the robotic industry.
Persona AI currently focuses on commercialization of its products rather than just creating demonstrations, according to Radford. The main goal of the company is to solve the needs of heavy industry with its humanoid robots.
Radford takes into account that the home market for humanoids is still a distant prospect and that one of the major challenges in the development of robotics is a collection of corresponding training data.
Show on the timeline
- 5:45 – Steve Crowe and Mike Oitzman Check News of the Week
- 40:26 – Interview Oitzman and Eugene Dairy interview Nicolaus Radford of Persona AI
Week News
Boston Dynamics drops the new video atlas Humaniod
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe1dke3cf7i
The video released by Boston Dynamics this week shows the Atlas Humaniod’s robot when it participates in the completion of the industrial application for handling parts while responding to changes in its environment. Steve and Mike evaluate the development of AI models supporting the perception of the vision, grip and understanding the mission.
Unitree hosts the first video humanoid boxer
Unitree Robotics hosted last weekend what claimed that “the first humanoid robot boxing match. The match was two UNETERE G1 robots and the video showed the agility of robots.
We are discussing what events, such as this potentially, mean for the future of the robotic industry. Is that a good thing? Is that a bad thing?
Ubtech announces a new humanoid robot “for home” under $ 20,000
Yahoo News shared this week that Ubtech plans to release a full -size humanoid root at a price below $ 20,000. The company is stated that it is developing a household robot and plans to start it at the end of this year.
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