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UCLA Samueli School of Engineering is a robotics company based in United States, developing 1 robot primarily in the Humanoid category.
Open-source humanoid robot for dynamic locomotion and locomanipulation
RoMeLa (Robotics and Mechanisms Laboratory) at UCLA builds ARTEMIS, a full-sized open-source humanoid robot for dynamic locomotion and locomanipulation. The platform uses compliant actuation and lightweight design for model-based control, and it has been presented as a research robot for advanced mobility rather than a commercial product.
Total funding
US$125.0M
Active products
1
Robo Score
34
B
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Top-rated product
BB
Robo Index
ARTEMIS
Company facts
- HQ
- Los Angeles, United States
- Website
- www.romela.org
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Milestones
ARTEMIS was released as a full-sized humanoid robot from UCLA RoMeLa.
UCLA announced ARTEMIS as a full-sized humanoid robot scheduled to compete in RoboCup 2023.
RoMeLa published an open-source paper describing ARTEMIS as a full-sized humanoid robot for dynamic locomotion.
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