China stellt sechsarmigen humanoiden Roboter vor | Der Roboter wird diesen Monat für Pilottests in Mideas Fabrik in Wuxi eintreffen.

„The robot, called MIRO U, which retains a humanoid head and torso to align with human-height workstations, was unveiled at the Greater Bay Area New Economy Forum on Friday, December 5.

Unlike conventional two-armed humanoid designs that have so far dominated the sector, MIRO U boasts six fully actuated bionic limbs capable of performing three tasks simultaneously.

Developed by China’s massive technology conglomerate, Midea Group, the robot has a stable vertical-lifting system and full 360-degree in-place rotation. It moves on a wheeled chassis, making it easy to reposition during factory tasks.

Rather than chasing human mimicry, the humanoid robot was built to prioritize practical efficiency. According to Wei Chang, Midea Group’s Vice President and CTO, the robot breaks from the industry’s push for humanlike forms.

“The core value of MIRO U lies in moving beyond mere form imitation to achieve a leap in operational efficiency within industrial scenarios,” Wei explained. MIRO U handles heavy components with the lower limbs and performs fine assembly and fastening work with the upper limbs.

Thanks to its 360-degree in-place rotation, stable vertical lifting, and rapid tool-swapping, it can handle workstation transitions that would typically require multiple human workers or several separate machines.“

1. Beyond 4 arms you start reaching heavy diminishing returns, for most tasks.
2. It makes functional sense to have 4 arms instead of 2.
3. We might have to consider how humans will feel about it. Having a 4 armed humanoid robot looks kind of creepy. So, even if it is functionally better, people might aesthetically/emotionally reject it.

Fuckin vishnu bots

they’ll just end up strangling six people at once