According to a report by the Buenos Aires Economic News Network on December 4, a British company has developed the world's most advanced humanoid robot "Ameca". Ameka's facial expressions were so realistic that she quickly became popular on social media. The purpose of the British company's research and development is to establish a future robotics research and development platform through Ameca.
According to the report, Ameca was built by Engineering Arts Co., Ltd., a leading design and manufacturing company for bionic entertainment robots in the UK. The company is committed to developing robots for technology centers, theme parks and companies to create "an experience that will be memorable for tourists, attendees, and the public."
According to the British company, Amica is the most advanced humanoid robot in the world and stands at the forefront of humanoid robot technology. The company hopes to build a development platform for future robotics by developing this humanoid robot. Because Amica has incredibly lifelike facial expressions, it is very suitable for interaction between humans and robots.
The company pointed out on its official website that anthropomorphic artificial intelligence requires an artificial body that resembles a human being. Artificial intelligence and machine learning systems can be tested and further developed by Amica. This development project is based on the company's research on humanoid robots.
In the video uploaded to the company’s official YouTube channel, the robot Amika was able to move his shoulders, then opened his eyes and expressed a shocked expression with his gaze. Ameka even blinked a few times and looked at her robotic arm curiously. At the end of the video, Ameka stretched out her hand and observed her robotic arm and ligaments.
The next step will be to let Ameka walk. Engineering Art Co., Ltd. said that this will still be a long process, but also said that Ameka's face is placed in a human-like anthropomorphic body and has a powerful Tritium robot operating system.
Although the robot Amica is still in the development stage, it can already be rented or purchased.
Before Amika, the humanoid robot that once occupied the headlines of the global media was the robot "Sophia" developed by Hansen Robotics. Sophia officially debuted in March 2016.
According to reports, at the beginning of 2021, Sophia became the focus of the media again because of the public auction of the non-fungible token (NFT) artwork created by Sophia, which is the first auction of this type of artwork.
According to the report, NTF is a digital signature stored on a blockchain ledger that allows anyone to verify the ownership and authenticity of items. It has become the latest investment boom. The sale price of an NFT artwork reached 70 million US dollars this month.
In the studio, Sophia dressed in silver clothes, holding a paintbrush in her hand, said in a flat tone: "I hope people like my work, and I hope that humans and I can take a new and exciting path forward. To start cooperation."
Sophia collaborated with 31-year-old Italian digital artist Andrea Bonacheto to produce this work. Bonacheto is known for his colorful portraits, some of which depict celebrities such as Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
The robot Sophia combines Bonacheto's work, art history, and her own paintings together, repeating the practice many times on different surfaces. This process is described by its creator David Hansen as a "repetitive evolutionary cycle."
Sophia also said: "We have used genetic algorithms in my art, as well as other types of computational creativity. My algorithms have produced unique patterns that have never been seen in the world. Therefore I believe that robots can have creativity."
This digital work is a 12-second MP4 file, showing the evolution of Bonacheto’s portrait into Sofia’s digital painting.
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