Clone is Building Robot Clones of Humans in 2023

Robotic clones of humans are normally something you will only hear in science fiction stories, but in our current world where technology is advancing at an unprecedented pace, one company is making waves in the field of robotics today. Meet Clone Robotics: a cutting-edge tech startup that’s revolutionizing the way we think about androids.

Founded in November 2021 by Dhanush Radhakrishnan and Łukasz Koźlik, Clone Robotics has a bold mission: to build low-cost androids that can perform all the common labour in daily life. Imagine having an android chef, maid, nurse, teacher or therapist at your service – that’s the future that Clone Robotics claims the company is working towards.

One of their most impressive products is the Clone Hand – a power-dense, biomimetic anthropomorphic robotic hand that can perform a wide range of manipulation tasks. As shared by the CEO, Dhanush on Twitter, the company is aiming towards making synthetic humans, starting with a 1:1 copy of the human hand.

Hello World! 🌎 At Clone, we are making synthetic humans, starting with a 1:1 copy of the human hand. Here’s the Clone Hand’s first manipulation demonstration, manually preprogrammed in a few hours! pic.twitter.com/NoKETKqdYv

— Dhanush (@dhanushisrad) February 22, 2023

This advanced piece of technology has the potential to change the way we interact with machines and could have far-reaching implications for industries such as healthcare and manufacturing.

But what sets Clone Robotics apart from other companies in this field? For starters, their focus on biomimicry – using nature as inspiration for their designs – sets them apart from more traditional robotics companies. Additionally, their commitment to keeping costs low means that their products could be accessible to a wider audience.

With its cutting-edge technology and ambitious vision, it’s clear that Clone Robotics is a tech company to watch out for. As they continue to develop new products and push the boundaries of what’s possible with androids, it will be exciting to see what they come up with next.

Speaking about robotics, Microsoft recently revealed their plans to integrate ChatGPT in the robotics field, which could have a major impact on the robotics industry, of which Clone Robotics is currently a part of. 

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