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AI isn’t just running in the cloud anymore — it’s stepping onto the factory floor.

In this video, we’re diving into Embodied TienKung 3.0, the latest full-size humanoid robot from China’s Beijing Innovation Center for Humanoid Robotics (X-Humanoid). This isn’t another stage-performance robot built for viral clips. TienKung 3.0 is designed for real industrial environments — tight spaces, heavy-duty movement, and coordinated multi-robot deployment.

What makes it different?

It supports touch-interactive whole-body control, high-torque integrated joints capable of clearing 1-meter obstacles, and millimeter-level precision for detailed tasks. Built on the Huisi Kaiwu platform, it links perception, decision-making, and execution into one continuous loop — allowing autonomous operation and scalable coordination across multiple robots.

Even more interesting: X-Humanoid is pushing an open ecosystem approach. With support for ROS2, MQTT, TCP/IP, and open-sourced components including its hardware platform, vision-language model (Pelican-VL), and RoboMIND dataset, TienKung 3.0 is positioned as a development platform — not just a finished product.

We’re breaking down:
• What “touch motion control” actually means
• Why open architecture matters for deployment
• How this differs from humanoid demo robots
• And what it signals for the future of industrial robotics

Humanoid robots are moving beyond exhibitions and into real work environments. The question isn’t whether they can walk anymore — it’s whether they can integrate, adapt, and scale.

Watch till the end and let me know your take:
Are humanoids finally ready for real-world industry?

#Robotics #HumanoidRobot #EmbodiedAI #FactoryAutomation