Westlake Robotics, the Hangzhou robotics company spun out of Westlake University, has released WR1, which it calls a general brain for humanoid robots. In demonstration footage published on October 9, a humanoid running WR1 takes corn from a fridge, makes a smooth U-turn to an air fryer, squats to drag a storage basket and tidy scattered plush toys, then walks to the bedroom to straighten a quilt, without stopping to reset between rooms. The com…
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