World’s first ‘biomimetic AI robot’ Moya debuts with 92% human-like walking

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Get rid of that flat ass and add some tits and the BGOL crew will be down to fuck for sure
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Today in Shanghai, a humanoid robot named Moya makes her debut, smiling, nodding, making eye contact and walking naturally. Developed by Shanghai-based DroidUp, Moya’s modular design allows her appearance to be customized.
Beneath the surface is the upgraded skeleton of Walker 3, also making its debut today, designed for smoother movement, better cooling, and longer endurance using lightweight lattice “muscle” materials. Walker 3 builds on DroidUp’s success, following the company’s global attention at the world’s first humanoid half-marathon in Beijing, where its Walker 2 finished in third place.
Now based in Zhangjiang Robot Valley, the company plans to bring its robots into everyday life, from homes to elder care and companionship.

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why did I read Moya as Maya?

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Get rid of that flat ass and add some tits and the BGOL crew will be down to fuck for sure
:lol:

Today in Shanghai, a humanoid robot named Moya makes her debut, smiling, nodding, making eye contact and walking naturally. Developed by Shanghai-based DroidUp, Moya’s modular design allows her appearance to be customized.
Beneath the surface is the upgraded skeleton of Walker 3, also making its debut today, designed for smoother movement, better cooling, and longer endurance using lightweight lattice “muscle” materials. Walker 3 builds on DroidUp’s success, following the company’s global attention at the world’s first humanoid half-marathon in Beijing, where its Walker 2 finished in third place.
Now based in Zhangjiang Robot Valley, the company plans to bring its robots into everyday life, from homes to elder care and companionship.

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Walker 2 looks like

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Won’t be long before you see Simps walking around with their ‘Sex Robot’ in public…


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