Audi Is Training Humanoid Robots to Take Over Certain Factory Operations
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Audi Is Training Humanoid Robots to Take Over Certain Factory Operations
There are already several carmakers actively testing ways to incorporate humanoid robots into their assembly processes. From German BMW to South Korean Hyundai, each of them has gotten in bed with various robotics startups for this task, and they are in various stages of implementing such solutions. Much later than its competitors, German Audi announced this week it is doing the same. The brand with four rings said during the NVIDIA GTC ... (co…
In Ingolstadt, Audi is testing mobile humanoid robots capable of sorting parts in its logistics bins. An experiment with Agile Robots, Dassault Systèmes and NVIDIA could beat the cards of its factory without having yet delivered all the results.
In the future, Audi will rely on robots and AI at its plant. For this purpose, the automobile manufacturer cooperates with a competitor of the Augsburg robot company Kuka.
Design at the Ingolstadt plant combines artificial intelligence and mobile robotics to automate the sorting of parts and increase the efficiency in the production of vehicles, assigning human labor to more complex tasks
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