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Humanoid Robots Inches More Towards Reality as OpenAI-Backed 1X Raises Another $100M

Humanoid Robot developer 1X announces its total fundraising has added another $100M. 1X, the humanoid robot developer backed by none other than OpenAI, has reportedly announced its fundraising has added another $100M, now totalling to approximately $125M, as reported by Tech Crunch.

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A deep learning technique to improve how robots grasp objects

A deep learning technique to improve how robots grasp objects
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Scientists Invent a Tiny Robot With Human-Like Hands That Can Lift 1000 Times Its Own Weight!

Scientists used a 3D-printed resin object with a "unique feature" to create artificial muscles with remarkable strength and flexibility!

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Robotic Arms With Brain-Machine Interface Can Help People With Arm Paralysis

The researchers claim that this new technology could help persons with disabilities regain their sophisticated movements in the future.

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