In 2000, Honda launched ASIMO (Advanced Step in Innovative MObility), an advanced humanoid robot that sparked the imaginations of innovators and technology enthusiasts worldwide. Named after the ...

Remember humanoid bot ‘Asimo’, which could kick balls and pour beer? It survives as EV software Honda has announced it has developed an operating system for electric vehicles, using tech it ...

Perhaps Honda’s Asimo humanoid robot, fearing societal collapse, needs a reusable rocket to vacation off-planet for a while.

Hartmann said they took inspiration from Honda's ASIMO, a humanoid robot first introduced in 2000. ASIMO could walk, run, climb stairs, recognize faces and voices, and perform simple tasks like ...

Honda Asimo OS: A Robot Legend Is Reborn To Power New EVs The Asimo name returns as an original vehicle operating system developed in-house by Honda, set for use in the new 0 Series EVs.

In a world of ever-evolving robots, some of you might remember the one that more or less started it all: the Honda-made Asimo, a humanoid robot that broke cover back in the year 2000 at the CES ...

Tesla revealed on Friday a prototype of a humanoid robot that it says could be a future product for the automaker. The robot, dubbed Optimus by Tesla, walked stiffly on stage at Tesla’s AI Day ...

Meet Xiaomi’s new humanoid robot, CyberOne. Brian Heater. ... For the time being, it probably makes the most sense to view CyberOne as something of an analog to, say, Honda’s Asimo: ...

The Japanese industrial giant has been experimenting with a humanoid-type robot since the mid-80s, when it revealed the Honda P Series of swiftly iterating bidepal robots. These were followed by the P ...

Once upon a time, it was impressive enough that humanoid robots like Asimo and Aero-Blue could fold T-shirts, carry glasses of liquid, or shake a person's hand. But if we ever want to see human ...

The humanoid robot, dubbed Optimus, uses some of the software developed for Tesla's Autopilot driver assist system, Musk revealed, and is powered by a 2.3-kWh battery pack.

Developed by Boston Dynamics, Atlas is a 1.8-meter-tall humanoid robot designed to perform tasks in rough terrain. It is capable of walking on uneven surfaces and can lift heavy weights.