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Meta Partners with Fourier Intelligence to Develop Home-Use Humanoid Robot Prototype Max

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According to The Information citing sources, Meta has partnered with Shanghai-based Fourier Intelligence to develop a home-use humanoid robot prototype named Max in Shanghai. The project aims to create a consumer-grade agent capable of performing household chores, leveraging Meta's AI models and Fourier's hardware expertise. The first prototype, standing about 1.5 meters tall and weighing 48 kg, features an NVIDIA Jetson Thor chip and dexterous hands. A second iteration is underway to improve tactile sensing and navigation for complex home environments like stair climbing. While Meta focuses on algorithms and interaction frameworks, Fourier handles hardware integration, reflecting a global division of labor in embodied AI.

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  • height

    ≈1.5

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    原型身高约1.5米,重量48公斤,搭载英伟达面向机器人场景打造的Jetson Thor芯片,配备五指灵巧手,面部搭载交互屏幕,用于表情输出与人机沟通。
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  • weight

    48

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    原型身高约1.5米,重量48公斤,搭载英伟达面向机器人场景打造的Jetson Thor芯片,配备五指灵巧手,面部搭载交互屏幕,用于表情输出与人机沟通。
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2025年8月发布的GR-3定位康养护理机器人,主打近距离人机共处场景;同时它还对外开源人形机器人N1、开放 ActionNet 动作数据集,走康养场景+开放科研生态的差异化路线。

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原型身高约1.5米,重量48公斤,搭载英伟达面向机器人场景打造的Jetson Thor芯片,配备五指灵巧手,面部搭载交互屏幕,用于表情输出与人机沟通。

Open source S13

为保障项目推进,Meta机器人产品副总裁Li-Chen Miller在傅利叶上海工厂驻场近两个月,和国内工程团队同步调试整机方案。

Open source S14

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