Samsung invested in the South Korean robot company Rainbow Robotics and increased its share in the company to 35 percent. took out.
Samsung, which made its first investment in Rainbow Robotics in 2023, He made a new investment of approximately 181 million dollars in the company where he sees future potential. With this second investment, he increased his share in the company. The South Korean technology giant increased its share from 14.7 percent to 35 percent. aims to gain a stronger position in the development of new generation robot technologies. Rainbow Robotics was founded in 2011 by researchers at the Humanoid Robot Research Center of the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). The company, which has a humanoid robot named Hubo, may become more popular in the coming period.
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Before this, Asus had made a splash. The company, which is among the largest hardware manufacturers in the computer world, has developed a humanoid robot, according to the statement. is developing. Asus, which entered the robot world with the “Zenbo” series, according to the statement made by Jonney Shih, chairman of the board of directors. wants to take part in the humanoid robot market. Asus, which will have many strong competitors in this field, especially Tesla’s humanoid robot called Optimus, may introduce its first robot very soon, thanks to the great financial power it has.
The last thing that made a splash in the field was PUDU D9. PUDU D9, the humanoid robot signed by Pudu X-Lab, introduced by Pudu Robotics, is 170 cm tall and weighs 65 kg. The robot, which can walk at a speed of 2 m/s, can carry a load of 20 kg and the maximum connection / joint movement torque is announced as 352 Nm. The robot, which is stated to be able to climb stairs, is promoted by the company mostly for workplaces.
The robot, which is said to be able to organize the shelves in a market due to its structure, give information to customers on different subjects, carry boxes or clean using the company’s cleaning robot named Pudu Sh1, uses the company’s 11 DOF five-fingered advanced robotic hand Pudu DH11. PUDU D9, which can create a 3D map of its environment and move on its own without hitting the environment with its advanced sensors, has not yet been announced for what price it will be sold for. not.