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Meta Partners with Fourier Robotics to Develop Humanoid Robot Prototype 'Max'

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Summary

According to The Information, Meta has collaborated with Shanghai-based Fourier Robotics to create a humanoid robot prototype named Max. Developed in approximately three months, the prototype weighs about 48 kilograms and stands roughly 1.5 meters tall. It features an NVIDIA Jetson Thor chip, expressive facial displays, and dexterous hands capable of manipulating small objects. The project aims to refine future consumer products, though no launch date has been confirmed.

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  • weight

    ≈48

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    其中一位知情人士称,Meta与傅利叶仅用3个月就造出了这款 重约106磅(约48千克) 的人形机器人。
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  • height

    ≈1.5

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    01 . 曝Meta与傅利叶3个月造出Max 满足家庭交互需求 据The Information报道,Max身高约1.5米,目前搭载英伟达Jetson Thor芯片,以及一套帮助机器人移动的软件平台。
    Open source S11
  • development_time

    3

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    其中一位知情人士称,Meta与傅利叶仅用3个月就造出了这款 重约106磅(约48千克) 的人形机器人。
    Open source S3
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其中一位知情人士称,Meta与傅利叶仅用3个月就造出了这款 重约106磅(约48千克) 的人形机器人。

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01 . 曝Meta与傅利叶3个月造出Max 满足家庭交互需求 据The Information报道,Max身高约1.5米,目前搭载英伟达Jetson Thor芯片,以及一套帮助机器人移动的软件平台。

Open source S11

两名知情人士称,Meta机器人业务产品副总裁 Li-Chen Miller 曾在傅利叶位于上海的工厂 工作近两个月 ,共同推进这款原型机的开发。

Open source S5

两名知情人士称,Meta机器人业务产品副总裁Li-Chen Miller曾在傅利叶位于上海的工厂工作近两个月,共同推进这款原型机的开发。

Open source S14

Source:Chinese robotics — Hardware and sensing · msn.cn

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