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Gael Langevin is a robotics company founded 2012, based in France, developing 1 robot primarily in the Research category.
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Add a deployment →Open-source, life-size 3D-printed humanoid robot platform
InMoov is an open-source, life-size humanoid robot project created by French sculptor and designer Gaël Langevin in 2012. It is built from 3D-printable parts and is used by makers, educators, and robotics hobbyists rather than sold as a conventional commercial robot product.
Active products
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RoboIndex
28.34
RoboScore 28.34 + Momentum 0.00
Company facts
- HQ
- Paris, France
- Founded
- 2012 · 14 yrs
- Website
- inmoov.fr
RoboScore
28.34 RoboScore + 0.00 Momentum· Weak evidence
Products, Range, Traction set the number — the three factors present for every company. Activity, Attention, Readiness describe the brand but never move it. A value we don't have reads —, never zero. Momentum is independently collected news coverage, worth at most 15 points and never a deduction — a maker we have heard nothing about keeps its full RoboScore. Claiming or paying moves nothing.
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Milestones
Gaël Langevin initiated the InMoov project as an open-source 3D-printed humanoid robot.
Press coverage
- MyRobotLab from InMoov
Wevolver
- 3D Community Spotlight: Gael Langevin – Creator of InMoov
Adafruit · Nov 2014
- InMoov
Wikipedia
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