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29-Year-Old Female Founder Breaths Life Into Next Generation Home-Help Robots
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The Woman Breathing Life Into Next Generation Home-Help Robots Dreame’s Huo is working on artificial intelligence algorithms and humanoid machines to handle cleaning, washing and other chores. At the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing this August, spectators flocked to the adrenaline-fueled sports competitions – robots sprinting at superhuman speeds and soaring to new records in the high jump. Perhaps more important for the future of mankind was the subdued training for mundane tasks...
The Woman Breathing Life Into Next Generation Home-Help Robots
Dreame’s Huo is working on artificial intelligence algorithms and humanoid machines to handle cleaning, washing and other chores.
At the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing this August, spectators flocked to the adrenaline-fueled sports competitions – robots sprinting at superhuman speeds and soaring to new records in the high jump. Perhaps more important for the future of mankind was the subdued training for mundane tasks people do every day.
In one sedate section of the convention hall, robots competed to make beds neatly, serve drinks without spilling and tidy rooms like Marie Kondo. One Chinese-designed humanoid hung laundry and folded clothes, then paused mid-chore to collect a package at the door before resuming laundry duty.