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Toyota's T-HR3: the humanoid that copies your movements and walks when you walk on the spot
The T-HR3, a third-generation humanoid designed by Toyota in Japan, joins the Vuntum database. An operator controls it remotely and the robot copies their movements.
- Full video B-roll of T-HR3 (2) (Toyota Motor Corporation, 6 min 26 s, on YouTube)
The T-HR3 is controlled with body-worn controls that pass the movements of the operator's hands, arms and feet to the robot. A head-mounted display lets the operator see what the robot sees.
It is Toyota's third-generation humanoid, designed and developed by the Partner Robot division of the Japanese carmaker.
According to the manufacturer, modules fitted at each joint pass the operator's movements to the robot's 29 body parts and to the 16 control systems of the cockpit.
Toyota presents the T-HR3 as a platform that can safely help people at home, in healthcare facilities, on building sites, in disaster zones and even in space.
Source
- Toyota (official product pages) · global.toyota
