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Addverb is making a significant leap into humanoid robotics, with plans to launch a new robot in 2025. This initiative marks a pivotal evolution from its origins in fixed automation and mobile robots, including the introduction of India's first quadruped robot, Trakr. The company aims to leverage its partnership with Reliance to enhance its humanoid robot's capabilities using advanced AI and 5G technology.
The upcoming humanoid robot will utilize self-learning algorithms to navigate complex environments and perform a variety of tasks across different industries. With features like dual-arm capabilities and advanced sensory inputs, it is designed to handle jobs that are considered dull, dirty, or dangerous. Addverb's commitment to innovation and quality has attracted a prestigious client list, positioning it to redefine the robotics landscape in alignment with India's manufacturing goals.
• Addverb plans to launch a humanoid robot by 2025.
• The robot will utilize advanced AI and 5G technology.
Humanoid robotics involves creating robots that can perform tasks similar to humans, enhancing automation.
Self-learning algorithms enable robots to adapt and improve their performance based on experience and data.
Multi-modal data refers to the integration of various types of input, such as vision and audio, for better decision-making.
Addverb specializes in industrial robotics and warehouse automation, now expanding into humanoid robotics.
Reliance is a strategic investor in Addverb, facilitating the development of advanced robotic solutions.
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