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Toyota Walk Me: The Robot Chair That Climbs Stairs and Folds Into Your Trunk - Yanko Design

Walk Me is a four-legged robotic mobility device that climbs stairs, navigates terrain, folds for travel, and provides stability, sensors, and multiple control modes.

Wearables

fromThe Verge

3 weeks ago

Nike says its first 'powered footwear' is like an e-bike for your feet

Project Amplify is a lightweight ankle-worn powered footwear system that assists walking and running, boosting speed and reducing effort for everyday, noncompetitive users.

Artificial intelligence

fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine

1 month ago

humanoid robot figure 03 can clean houses, do laundry and deliver packages like real person

Figure 03 is an upgraded humanoid robot featuring tactile fingertip sensors and palm cameras for precise manipulation and household-assistive tasks.

fromYanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News

1 month ago

N1 robot can do cartwheels and other acrobatic moves - Yanko Design

The future of robotics just got a lot more exciting thanks to the N1 robot, a cutting-edge humanoid machine designed by the company Fourier. This impressive robot has made headlines for its ability to perform complex acrobatic feats, including the rare and difficult cartwheel. As robots continue to capture our imaginations, the N1 stands out for its lifelike agility and the promise it holds for the future of robotics.