Interview with CEO of Minerva Humanoids: 'Roger is engineered to be the best possible avatar'
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Minerva Humanoids' CEO discusses Roger, a semi-autonomous humanoid robot for hazardous tasks. The company uses shared autonomy for energy, EOD, and public safety operations.
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Minerva Humanoids has developed Roger, a semi-autonomous humanoid robot designed for hazardous tasks in energy operations, explosive ordnance disposal, and public safety. The company uses shared autonomy, combining robotic intelligence with remote human control via VR. Roger's design emphasizes minimizing the human-robot embodiment gap and balancing dexterity with payload capacity. The company recently secured $10 million in pre-seed funding and is moving into paid industry pilots and field testing.
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