Mercedes uses humanoid robots for production in Berlin
These robots are used to perform repetitive tasks and initial quality checks go through Brad Anderson March 20, 2025, 21:49 Mercedes-Benz is testing humanoid robots at its Berlin factory Apptronik. Apollo robots manage logistics, quality inspections and assist with repetitive tasks on the line. Company employees help train robots and augment the reality. For decades, automotive factories have relied on a large number of industrial robots to help build vehicles. Now, some of these plants are being augmented with cutting-edge humanoid robots. Mercedes-Benz is the latest automaker to jump on the trend, experimenting with the robots at one of its German attractions. Despite the constant concern that robots might start stealing jobs, the good news for Mercedes employees is that their location seems to be safe, at least temporarily. The robots involved come from Apptronik, an American company founded in the University of Texas Humans in 2016. Mercedes-Benz has invested tens of millions in the company and is now using…
The emergence of humanoid robots in modern technology
In the ever-evolving technological landscape, human robots are steadily shifting from the realm of science fiction to reality and have received significant support from major technology companies. Industry giants such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Nvidia, Tesla, Meta and Apple are actively investing in human robotics systems, according to a report from Yahoo Finance. Also Read: Elon Musk’s Vision for Humanoid Robots for the Future Economy Today’s robots have become part of the industrial and domestic environment, performing tasks such as moving items in warehouses and even serving in restaurants. However, humanoid robots are expected to go further, promising to address responsibilities with the dexterity and adaptability of human hands to support factories, aged care and potentially dangerous work environments. Chad Jenkins, a professor of robotics at the University of Michigan, highlighted the technology to address labor shortages and rising costs associated with care. Despite the potential benefits, there are challenges. Humanoid robots must be trained to interact accurately with the…
Elon Musk’s vision for humanoid robots for the future economy
Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared his insights on the economic impact of artificial intelligence on artificial intelligence in an interview at the World Government Summit in Dubai, highlighting the future economy of human robots key role in. He said humanoid robots and deep intelligence will unleash the global potential of providing “quasi-unlimited products and services.” More details about the interview can be found here. Also Read: Elon Musk dismisses the possibility of obtaining Tiktok Musk's view is consistent with the Indexbox platform's data, which highlights growing interest in investment in AI and robotics. The expectation is that such advances will significantly increase production capacity and expand services around the world. As UAE AI Minister Omar Sultan Al Olama discusses, Musk’s vision proposes a future in which economic restrictions are minimal, challenging traditional concepts of monetary values. Tesla plans to start producing thousands of robots by the end of 2025, according to Musk's statement in a recent earnings call. Musk estimates…
BMW trials humanoid robots in the US, a step into the future
Each robot uses a sophisticated AI system, cameras, microphones and sensors to interact with the world. go through Brad Anderson August 8, 2024 20:31 During the trial, which lasted several weeks, the Figure 02 robot was used to insert sheet metal parts. Each robot is made by a California company called Figure. BMW has not yet said if or when it will use such robots permanently in its factories. Tesla isn't the only automaker using humanoid robots in its factories. BMW also recently conducted a trial run of advanced robots at its plant in Spartanburg, South Carolina. The advanced robot, called Figure 02 and built by Californian robotics company Figure, has been used for weeks to insert sheet metal parts into a specific fixture before being used to assemble a section of a car chassis. Read: 2025 BMW M5 gets optional M Performance parts, adds carbon fiber elements BMW said it will continue to develop the robots in partnership with…
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