Clone Robotics claims it is the first bipedal, musculoskeletal android, though the University of Tokyo’s JSK Lab introduced a similar humanoid, Kengoro, in 2017. However, Kengoro was designed as ...

Their claim to have created the "world's first" musculoskeletal robot is debatable, with other models - such as Tokyo JSK Lab's 2017 Kengoro - recognised under that label. However, Kengoro was ...

Meet Kengoro, a robot modelled after humans who is capable of completing physical exercises. The humanoid machine can be seen doing push-ups and crunches, and can even play badminton. Japanese ...

Clone Robotics claims it is the world's first bipedal musculoskeletal android. However, Kengoro, developed by the University of Tokyo's JSK Lab in 2017, challenges this claim. Kengoro was ...