Engineered Artsvery loud humanoid robot Ameca came up with it once again. This time, the company controlled the robot live.
Engineered Arts developed by the company humanoid robot Ameca, It is the most realistic robot model the company has ever developed and it is still making a sound these days. The robot, which is known as HRI, is designed as a platform for the human-robot relationship. She draws attention with her facial expressions. In Ameca, which is designed in a fixed manner, there is an incredible focus on the face. However, he can also move his hands, arms and head realistically. ameca, it made a sound with the addition of 12 new actuators to its latest face and thus making it possible to make slightly more realistic mimics.
Now, the video you can watch above was shared while the robot was controlled with the iPhone 12. In this video, iPhone 12 and Apple’s A person’s facial expressions are captured with the AR Kit infrastructure and transmitted in real time to Ameca. The process works fine, it’s not a CGI exercise. The company also writes it as a note under the video it shared.
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Actively ongoing work on ameca, still only showing as fixed. The robot, which will be used commercially in the future and will especially serve as a consultant, is at the center of any computer design graphic work (CGI), as we said above. not taking. Also shot at CES 2022 here The video also shows the robot more clearly for those who still do not believe.
Previously released videos for Ameca:
By the way, one of the content that brought the UK-based company to us last year was the video you can watch at the bottom of the page. in this video “Mesmer” The robot head was shown. Mesmer, who has a very realistic artificial leather cover, was revealing his basic gestures in the video.
This is at the center of the design shown 22 special servo motors is reported to be included. According to the company, only 5 of them are located in the mouth area, and therefore it is stated that Mesmer cannot speak in the video. A Intel NUC The computer-powered head is yet another demonstration for the future of advisory robots.