Inventor says Astribot humanoid robot can move at 33 feet per second, and it’s shocking the world
Astribot is the new star among humanoid robots
A Chinese company’s latest creation operates with surprising speed and precision.
Sometimes, you have to see it to believe it.
And in rare cases, like this one, it freaks out observers watching. In the ever-expanding world of humanoid robots, a new star is rising, and its name is Astribot.
The Chinese company’s latest creation, the S1 model, is turning heads with its astonishing speed and precision.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
Astribot S1: How it’s breaking speed records
Imagine a robot that can move at a blistering pace of approximately 32.8 feet per second and handle a payload of 22 pounds per arm. That’s Astribot’s S1 for you. It’s like watching a superhero in action. Only this one is made of wires and metal.
The S1’s capabilities are not just impressive; they’re record-setting. The robot’s dexterity is showcased in a video where it performs tasks with such finesse that it can delicately shave a cucumber.
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S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
It can even engage in the art of calligraphy.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
That's not all. It can also open and pour wine and flip a sandwich in a frying pan.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
And for those who hate ironing and folding laundry, the S1 does that, too.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
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What sets the Astribot S1 apart from other robots?
The S1's ability to mimic human movements sets it apart from other robots. This robot is a learner, an imitator and a potential pioneer in robotics. The questions it raises are as intriguing as its abilities. Does it have a lower half? Can it walk, or is it destined to remain stationary? These are the mysteries that have yet to be answered.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
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The backstory of the Astribot S1 robot
Founded in 2022 in Shenzhen, the Astribot maker Stardust Intelligence has roots that trace back to the Tencent Robotics Laboratory, Baidu, and the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, with its founder, Lai Jie.
The S1 took a year to evolve and is expected to hit the market later in 2024. The robot’s name, inspired by the Latin proverb "Ad astra per aspera," reflects its journey and commitment to AI robot technology.
S1 AI-powered robot (Astribot)
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Kurt's key takeaways
As Astribot prepares to launch the S1 robot, the world watches with bated breath. Will it revolutionize the way we think about humanoid robots? Will it outshine its competitors and set a new standard in the industry? Can the U.S. keep us with this Chinese technology? Only time will tell. But one thing is certain: the robot wars have begun and Astribot’s S1 is leading the charge.
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