"Beomni 1.0 is so nimble it can pick up a pinch of salt, but is strong enough to lift up to 30kg. Its AI brain will ultimately learn how to carry out tasks independently."
"The robot has hands with opposable thumbs that can perform delicate tasks from opening a bottle top to injecting someone with a needle. Mounted on four wheels, it is robust enough to travel through sand, mud and snow."
"Dr. Harry Kloor, the creator of Beomni, has dedicated his life to building robots that can do good, inspired by his own childhood challenges with leg defects."
Beomni 1.0 will be publicly unveiled at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. This robot is capable of delicate tasks like picking up salt and lifting up to 30kg. Initially controlled remotely, it will learn to operate independently using AI. Tested in a Colorado hospice, Beomni performed tasks such as taking temperatures and engaging with patients. Its design allows it to navigate various terrains, and it aims to assist in multiple sectors, including healthcare and warehousing.
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