The robot made history in October 2017 when it became legal a citizen of Saudi Arabia.Įngineered Arts hopes Ameca will offer people a glimpse of the future because it 'represents the forefront of human-robotics technology'. The humanoid robot, created by Hong Kong firm Hanson robotics, is able to chat, smile mischievously and even tell jokes.
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Some people compared Ameca to the NS-5 series from I, Robot (pictured), a 2004 science fiction film starring Will Smith that sees intelligent robots fill public service positions in a dystopian worldĪmeca follows the development of Sophia, which first emerged in 2016, and was a super-intelligent human-like head with a realistic face that was able to blink, look from side to side and talk. It even blinks multiple times and observes its machine arm with curiosity. In the clip, the robot is seen warming up its shoulder, before opening its eyes and expressing a rather convincing look of shock or surprise. Some people compared Ameca to the NS-5 series from I, Robot, a 2004 science fiction film starring Will Smith that sees intelligent robots fill public service positions in a dystopian world. Great work! The hands look really well done too.' 'The rapid movement, the focus, the blinking, the attention they seem to pay to whatever is grabbing their attention.'Ī third added: 'I seriously thought this was CGI at first.
People take for granted how important eyes are when it comes to something looking alive. It's pretty cool.'Īnother said: 'It's the eyes. One user wrote: 'I know we're supposed to be scared of AI, but this is the first gynoid that hasn't creeped me out. Many viewers expressed their amazement at how realistic and human-like the machine is. Cornwall-based Engineered Arts, which brands itself 'the UK's leading designer and manufacturer of humanoid entertainment robots', unveiled the machine on YouTube to much excitement.
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