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Meta Collaborates with Fourier Robotics on Humanoid Robot Prototype Codenamed 'Max'

Meta被曝与傅利叶合作研发人形机器人Max 耗时约3个月制成

Summary

Meta has partnered with Chinese robotics company Fourier to develop a humanoid robot prototype codenamed 'Max', reportedly completed in about three months. The prototype, approximately 1.5 meters tall and weighing around 48 kilograms, uses an NVIDIA Jetson Thor chip and features a display mimicking human facial expressions, built-in speakers, and five-fingered mechanical hands capable of grasping small objects. A second-generation model is under development.

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  • development_duration_hours

    ≈3

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    观点网讯: Meta已与中国机器人企业傅利叶合作研发人形机器人,仅花约3个月便制成人形机器人原型机,目前正研发第二代产品。
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  • prototype_height_meters

    ≈1.5

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    该原型机内部代号为「Max」,身高约1.5米、重约48公斤,采用英伟达Jetson Thor芯片。
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  • prototype_mass_kg

    ≈48

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    该原型机内部代号为「Max」,身高约1.5米、重约48公斤,采用英伟达Jetson Thor芯片。
    Open source S3
  • development_duration_hours

    ≈3

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    Meta被曝与傅利叶合作研发人形机器人Max 耗时约3个月制成
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观点网讯: Meta已与中国机器人企业傅利叶合作研发人形机器人,仅花约3个月便制成人形机器人原型机,目前正研发第二代产品。

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该原型机内部代号为「Max」,身高约1.5米、重约48公斤,采用英伟达Jetson Thor芯片。

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据报道,Meta机器人团队曾赴中国与傅利叶工程人员合作,其中负责机器人产品的副总裁Li-Chen Miller曾在傅利叶上海厂房逗留近两个月,参与原型机研发。

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Meta被曝与傅利叶合作研发人形机器人Max 耗时约3个月制成

Open source S1

Source:Chinese robotics — Company news discovery · guandian.cn

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