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HOMIE is an innovative humanoid robot teleoperation solution designed to achieve precise walking and operating tasks through reinforcement learning and low-cost exoskeleton hardware systems. The importance of this technology is that it solves the inefficiency and instability problems of traditional teleoperation systems, and enables robots to perform complex tasks more naturally through human motion capture and reinforcement learning training frameworks. Its main advantages include efficient task completion capabilities, no need for complex motion capture equipment, and fast training times. This product is mainly aimed at robotics research institutions, manufacturing and logistics industries. The price has not been clearly disclosed, but its hardware system cost is low and it has a high cost performance.

Apptronik, a company spun out of The University of Texas at Austin's Anthropocentric Robotics Laboratory, is developing the next generation of robots that will transform the way we live and work. The company's product line ranges from exoskeletons to humanoid upper bodies, bipedal mobility platforms and unique robotic arms that are capable of lifting objects above their own weight. These experiences and learnings led to the development of Apollo, the world's most advanced humanoid robot. Apptronik's products and technologies not only handle repetitive tasks but also enrich human lives, embodying the company's ethical commitment to creating human-centered solutions.

Digit Plexus is a robotic hardware platform designed to provide standardized hardware-software solutions for integrating tactile sensors into various robotic hands. The platform is able to integrate vision-based and skin-based tactile sensors (such as Digit, Digit 360 and ReSkin) into the control board and transmit all data encoding to the host computer via a single cable. This integrated approach allows for seamless data collection, control and analysis. Product background information shows that Digit Plexus has partnered with Wonik Robotics to develop the next generation Allegro Hand based on the platform, and interest in early access can be expressed through a specific link.

Phoenix™ is the first general-purpose humanoid robot powered by the Carbon™ AI control system, designed specifically for work. It was named one of the best inventions of 2023 by Time magazine. Sanctuary technology helps people work more safely, efficiently, and sustainably through remotely controlled or supervised universal robots, while creating new job opportunities, solving the global labor shortage, and bringing new hope and opportunities to those with limited physical abilities.