Beijing Humanoid Center Releases Hi-WBC General Full-Body Control Model
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On November 9, Beijing Humanoid announced the release of the Hi-WBC general full-body control model via its Huisi Kaiwu platform. Designed to bridge the gap between simulation and real-world operations, the model enables humanoid robots to dynamically adjust for loads, external disturbances, and uneven terrain without relying on additional force sensors. Validated through multi-robot demonstrations in conference rooms performing tasks like moving chairs and cleaning debris, the technology aims to advance industrial and hazardous scenarios.
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On November 9, Beijing Humanoid announced the release of the Hi-WBC general full-body control model via its Huisi Kaiwu platform. Designed to bridge the gap between simulation and real-world operations, the model enables humanoid robots to dynamically adjust for loads, external disturbances, and uneven terrain without relying on additional force sensors. Validated through multi-robot demonstrations in conference rooms performing tasks like moving chairs and cleaning debris, the technology aims to advance industrial and hazardous scenarios.
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