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Xiaomi's Humanoid Robots Take on Eight-Hour Car Parts Sorting Task

Xiaomi says the robots autonomously detected anomalies and coordinated with factory systems, but it did not disclose throughput, intervention rates or battery details.

Xiaomi has released a video showing two humanoid robots sorting automotive components during an eight-hour task at its car factory. The demonstration focuses on a workstation where the robots handle and sort center-console side covers as part of an automotive production process. According to the company, its full-size humanoids can independently detect and correct anomalies while coordinating with the factory’s production line system.  However, …

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The robots sorted and assembled the car parts. They stopped twice during the shift to recharge.

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Xiaomi published a video in which two humanoid robots classify automotive components during an eight-hour test at their car factory in China. The company claims that its full-size humanoids can detect and correct anomalies autonomously and coordinate with the production line system, but did not reveal performance figures.

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Chinese company Xiaomi has released a video showing two humanoid robots sorting parts during an eight-hour task at a car factory, claiming that they can spot and correct errors on their own.

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