Youth Daily
  • News
  • Innovation
  • Culture
  • Science
  • Life
Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
Youth Daily
Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
  • News
  • Innovation
  • Culture
  • Science
  • Life
Youth Daily
Home » Watch First Robot With The Most Terrifyingly Realistic Facial Expressions

Watch First Robot With The Most Terrifyingly Realistic Facial Expressions

2
By Youth Daily on 3rd December 2021 Innovation
Ameca the robot
Ameca the robot- Engineered Arts/ YouTube
Share
Facebook LinkedIn Email

The age when robots were a piece of metal that move hardly and slowly has gone. Even the robot dance is going to be old fashion. Engineered Arts, the UK’s leading designer and manufacturer, introduced its newest robot that has the most realistic facial expressions, Ameca.

Amica is a very unique humanoid robot that can imitate human expressions exactly. The company released a short video on YouTube showing off its new bot coming to life.

Developing non-verbal communication is the next level of artificial intelligence. We could say that the kick-off with Ameca was successful.

Related stories

  • Tesla Bot Team Is Looking for Job Seekers
  • Renault 4L, if You Liked It as a Car You Will Love It as a Flying Car

As you can see in the video, the robot can move its arms and head smoothly. Moving from waking up to a surprising expression seems totally natural.

However, for now, Ameca still can’t walk because Its lower half is quite non-functional as the Engineered Arts website says. But it doesn’t matter, the focus will be essentially on the face. This is why Its creators call it the Future Face of Robotics.

Engineered Arts uses Tritium operating system to power the robot. That could help companies or startups to develop and test their robotics technologies.

The main use of Ameca is as an entertainer at conventions. Companies can rent the robot to demonstrate their tech in front of a live audience.

“We focus on bringing you innovative technologies, which are reliable, modular, upgradeable, and easy to develop upon.” the company says on its website.

But, will we see more robots taking place in the near future?

Share. Facebook LinkedIn Email
Youth Daily

Youth Daily is an employee-owned news website brought to you by a group of news enthusiasts who believe that through content, we can make a brighter future for the youth and every one.

Related Stories

Innovation

Zuckerberg Says People Will Make Money in the Horizon Worlds

Read More
Innovation

Starbucks Will Invest in Digital Assets, NFTs by the End of 2022

Read More
Innovation

Optimus Will Be Able to Download Our Brain and Personalities, Musk Said

Read More
Innovation

Suzuki Joins the Ambition of Flying Cars by a Partnership With SkyDrive

Read More
Innovation

A New Tech Creating Real-Life Pain Experiences for the Metaverse

Read More
Innovation

AeroMobil Unveils AM NEXT, the First Four-Seater Flying Car

Read More

2 Comments

  1. Pingback: Café Has Remote-Controlled Robots Operated by Disabled Workers

  2. Pingback: Swiss-Mile Robot Can Set, Stand, Deliver, and Climb Stairs

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Our Best

Watch the First Innovative and Futuristic Flying Yacht Soaring Above Water

Elon Musk’s Starbase: A City With Spaceport to Mars and the Moon

Jeff Bezos Plans to Make Life in Space a Reality Through Orbital Reef

Bulletproof Jaeger-C Robotic Vehicle Arrived to the Australian Army – Video

Latest Posts

Elon Musk Buys Twitter in $44 Billion Deal

Read More

Musk Confirms He Turned Down Gates on Climate Change Collaboration

Read More

Youth Daily Newsletter

Join Youth Daily community, now.

Youth Daily is where news about Technology, innovation, culture, and much more is brought to you.
We're social. Connect with us:

Facebook Instagram YouTube LinkedIn RSS

Youth Daily Newsletter

Subscribe now, and keep yourself up-to-date with latest news that matters to you.

©2022 Youth Daily. All Rights Reserved
  • HOME
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • JOBS
  • ABOUT US
  • TERMS OF USE

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.

Go to mobile version