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KAIST’s latest humanoid demonstration uses onboard vision to push objects up to 35 kg and lift up to 20 kg, extending its work from locomotion to object handling.
The project pairs T-Robotics with KAIST and a major display manufacturer for development and production-line trials through 2030, adding an industrial application to South Korea’s humanoid push.
KAIST’s DRCD Lab has unveiled a high-dynamic bipedal platform capable of 12 km/h running and human-like agility, powered by proprietary 3K planetary gearboxes and hybrid reinforcement learning.
