The organization said that Ameca is the world's most progressive human-formed robot and addresses the cutting edge of human-advanced mechanics innovation.
"Ameca is the ideal humanoid robot stage for human-robot collaboration," it said, adding that "Ameca is the ideal stage to foster cooperation between us people and any metaverse or advanced domain."
Be that as it may, Ameca is not quite the same as Boston Dynamics' robots. It can't walk, dance or reverse somersault. "There are many obstacles to defeat before Ameca can walk. Strolling is a troublesome errand for a robot, and in spite of the fact that we have done investigation into it, we have not made a full strolling humanoid. Notwithstanding, Ameca is a secluded robot, we anticipate updating its capacities over the long haul so one-day Ameca will walk," Engineered Arts said on its site.
The organization has additionally fostered another practical robot named Mesmer which can show a wide scope of human feelings. The organization says that "Mesmer robot is planned and worked from 3D in-house sweeps of genuine individuals, permitting us to mirror human bone design, skin surface, and articulations convincingly."
In a video posted on December 4, Mesmer grins, yawns, and even winks at the camera. The organization says that Mesmer can help "make robot-human discussion as regular as a visit between companions." The robot which is educated to visually connect can be somewhat controlled.