ASUS builds humanoid robot to pack tiny parts in electronics factories
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Forget the feline choreographies and promotional pirouettes that flood the video streams: the Taiwanese manufacturer Asus installs his Gallop automaton directly on its production lines to face the reality of the workshops.
ASUS presented Gallop, its first humanoid robot, with a demanding packaging goal in a factory in the group: to prepare 15 base plate accessories with 99.5% success in 20 seconds per plate. The company does not yet report that the robot has reached those parameters; its next pilots will have to prove if the learning from skilled workers is sustained in the daily pace of production.
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