Asida launches self-developed ASD-D3 humanoid robot and establishes mass-manuact
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Aisida, a Chinese company with a long history in kitchenware manufacturing, has launched its fully self-developed humanoid robot, ASD-D3, capable of performing tasks such as industrial logistics and commercial service. The company has established a production line for thousands of humanoid and quadruped robots, with plans to scale up and deploy robots in factories and retail environments.
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- Chinese robotics — Company news discoveryAisida Launches Self-Developed Humanoid Robot ASD-D3 for Industrial and Commercial Use
Aisida, a Chinese company with a long history in kitchenware manufacturing, has launched its fully self-developed humanoid robot, ASD-D3, capable of performing tasks such as industrial logistics and commercial service. The company has established a production line for thousands of humanoid and quadruped robots, with plans to scale up and deploy robots in factories and retail environments.
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