Hyundai Plans to Deploy 25,000 Boston Dynamics Atlas Robots and Build a U.S. Factory with Annual Capacity of 30,000 Units
Overview
Boston Dynamics and Hyundai Motor Group are collaborating to establish a robotics application center in Georgia, U.S., for testing and training Atlas robots. Hyundai plans to deploy 25,000 Atlas robots globally in the coming years and build a U.S. factory with an annual production capacity of 30,000 units. The Atlas robot has 56 degrees of freedom, a maximum lifting capacity of 50 kg, and a battery life of approximately 4 hours.
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Control: teleoperated
“训练员通过遥操作的方式控制机器人”
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Reported quantity · maximum load capacity: 50 percent · Basis not reported
“最大可举起 50 公斤的重物”
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Reported quantity · battery续航: 4 hours · Basis not reported
“单次电池续航约 4 小时”
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Reported quantity · 持续负载能力: 30 percent · Basis not reported
“持续负载能力为 30 公斤”
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Reported quantity · 部署数量: 25000 robots · Basis not reported
“现代汽车集团计划在未来几年内，将 2.5 万台 Atlas 部署到旗下现代和起亚在全球的工厂”
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Reported quantity · 年产能: 30000 robots · Basis not reported
“将在美国建设一座年产能 3 万台机器人的生产设施”
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- IT Home — RoboticsSignalHyundai Plans to Deploy 25,000 Boston Dynamics Atlas Robots and Build a U.S. Factory with Annual Capacity of 30,000 Units
Boston Dynamics and Hyundai Motor Group are collaborating to establish a robotics application center in Georgia, U.S., for testing and training Atlas robots. Hyundai plans to deploy 25,000 Atlas robots globally in the coming years and build a U.S. factory with an annual production capacity of 30,000 units. The Atlas robot has 56 degrees of freedom, a maximum lifting capacity of 50 kg, and a battery life of approximately 4 hours.
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