Discover the future of robotics as we introduce Ameca, the latest humanoid robot from Engineered Arts. Inspired by scenes ...

Humanoid robots have been promised for decades, but most still look and move like machines. Ameca changes that, with a face and body language so nuanced that people instinctively treat it less like a ...

Now, thanks to Boing Boing, we’ve discovered a video that shows how recent upgrades have allowed for the Ameca to imitate facial expressions in real-time. An iPhone 12 captured the facial expressions ...

A humanoid robot named Ameca turned heads at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona this week, delivering surprisingly witty—and perhaps unsettling—answers to a question many of us have been ...

In a new video, the company showed off Ameca having a conversation with a number of the company’s engineers, courtesy of a speech synthesizer and OpenAI’s GPT 3, cutting-edge language model that uses ...

Our fascination with creating machines in our own image has led us to remarkable achievements. We have managed to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence and robotics to the point where today’s ...

The Ameca robot was first revealed at the end of 2021, and publicly viewable at CES 2022. The robot was created by Engineered Arts, which displayed it at CES earlier this year. Since then, Ameca has ...

Leo Chen, Director of U.S. Operations for Engineered Arts, has a conversation with an Ameca robot at the U.S. Engineered Arts offices in Redwood City on Jan. 21, 2025. Photo by Anna Hoch-Kenney. In ...

An OpenAI-powered and very realistically-faced humanoid machine seems to be winning by leaps and bounds in becoming the creepiest demo of AI and robot tech out there. During last week’s annual ...

Ameca, the robot developed by Engineered Arts, has recently delivered Channel 4's alternative Christmas message this year, as reported by Independent. The Ameca humanoid robot greets visitors at Dubai ...

For many of us, Skynet’s artificial intelligence and killer robots is a recurring nightmare. It also seems closer to becoming reality every year. Real-life robotics company Engineering Arts doesn’t ...