Three Automakers Developing Humanoid Robots

Humanoid robots are being designed to perform tasks typically done by humans. Since buildings and equipment are designed to accommodate human dimensions, machines must be able to move and act like humans to interact with them. This makes the development of humanoid robots one of the most promising fields. Elon Musk has predicted that Tesla’s robot will be more important than its cars and have a wider market. Although we are still in the early stages, it holds great potential and the ability to change many fields from manufacturing and healthcare to entertainment and companionship.

Car companies are paying particular attention to humanoid robots. They are among the industries that have discovered the impact of using robotic arms in accelerating the production process and reducing its costs. Tesla’s Gigafactories and Xiaomi’s HyperFactory can produce a car on average every few minutes. Building on this, humanoid robots can contribute to automating the remaining tasks that humans must perform, such as moving equipment, installing parts, and conducting tests.

Here are some car companies developing humanoid robots:

• Tesla: Tesla is developing the Optimus robot, a general-purpose robot aimed at assisting humans with routine tasks that no one wants to do. It was recently shown assembling battery cells in a Tesla factory, and…