@leonliuzx: This site is insane! Full interactive breakdown of humanoid hardware, costs & supply chains. The real bottleneck is mat…
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This site is insane! Full interactive breakdown of humanoid hardware, costs & supply chains. The real bottleneck is materials, not software. Must check: https://humanityslastmachine.com
Humanity’s Last Machine
Source: https://www.humanityslastmachine.com/ Authored bySourish Jasti,Zoey Tang,Intel Chen, andVishnu Mano
Design & creative direction byNoor Alam
Supported byRoboStrategy
Anika (@AnikaSomaia): if you’re also curious about robotics hardware and don’t know a lot (like me), i found the best place to start!!
this website has an interactive breakdown of literally every component in a humanoid: skeleton, motors, batteries, reducers, sensors, all the way to cost breakdowns
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