Ameca was designed and built on the company’s Mesmer technology, which uses 3D in-house scans of real people. This enables robots to accurately mimic human bone anatomy, skin texture, and facial ...

In a new video, the company showed off Ameca having a conversation with a number of the company's engineers, courtesy of a speech synthesizer and OpenAI's GPT 3, cutting-edge language model that ...

"Ameca" is a new humanoid robot that doesn't have realistic hair and skin like Mesmer, but can instead show more human-like, natural-looking expressions than others we've seen, as The Verge has ...

There's something distinctly unsettling about planning your first meeting with a robot. At CES 2022, I had the chance to interview Ameca the robot during a one-on-one demonstration with its creators.

Developed by British company Engineered Arts, Ameca is often called the world’s most advanced humanoid robot.Its lifelike interactions left attendees both fascinated and wary, highlighting the ...

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Currently, Ameca is only a talking head with arms, although Engineered Arts says it is developing a modular and upgradable model capable of walking. However, the firm says there are many hurdles ...

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Man meets machine–an interview with Ameca, a humanoid robot Our podcast on science and ... which combine complex mechanics with generative artificial intelligence models, like ChatGPT, ...

A human-like robot invented and built in Cornwall, made its first interactions with the public at a festival on Tuesday. Part of the Cornwall Festival of Tech, the sell out event 'Ameca: A Robot's ...

Humanoid robot Ameca is able to answer questions and offer directions at the Museum of the Future in Dubai, UAE. Videos show it speaking multiple languages and cracking jokes.