Samsung Humanoid Robots: Following Xiaomi, Samsung is now also looking to develop humanoid robots. To this end, the company has created a new robotics division.

Samsung Humanoid Robots: Samsung has also announced the creation of robots.

Samsung Humanoid Robots: Now, one company after another is moving towards developing humanoid robots . According to the latest information, Samsung will now focus on robotics in addition to phones and AI. Samsung has stated that it has created a new division called RX (Robotics eXperience) to work on robotics, which will operate under the company's CEO. This division has initially been tasked with developing humanoid robots. The company has not yet announced any commercial models. It's worth noting that Elon Musk's company, Tesla, is also working on the Optimus robot . Before Samsung, Xiaomi also announced its entry into this field. This shows that competition in the field of robotics is constantly increasing.

This work has been assigned to a new team

According to Samsung, the new team will develop core technologies and formulate robotics strategies for the company. It will also be tasked with expanding Samsung's robotics research capabilities in South Korea and global markets. Executive Vice President Lee Dongkun has been appointed head of the new team. Lee previously headed robotics strategy at Hyundai Motor Group.

Samsung may be the first to work on this robot.

Samsung recently took control of Rainbow Robotics. The company stated that it wanted to accelerate work on Rainbow's advanced robots. Its robot, the RB-Y1, has two arms that can function like humans. This robot moves on wheels. It is believed that Samsung may refine this robot and begin its operations. According to reports, the company's initial focus is on developing robots for factories. In the future, it may also develop robots for stores and homes.

Xiaomi is also developing a humanoid robot.

Chinese company Xiaomi is also working on AI-powered humanoid robots. This month, the company's CEO, Lei Jun, shared a video showing humanoid robots working on a production line. This has led to speculation that the company is now taking them out of the lab and preparing them for production. It's worth noting that Xiaomi has been working on humanoid robots for a long time. In 2022, the company launched a robot called CyberOne, which could recognize humans and perform basic interactions, but it was later discontinued, citing it as a research product. Since then, the company has been focusing on industrial applications.