[00:02] walk, see, talk, and even pick up objects almost like a human? Humanoid robots are machines designed with a human-like body, usually including a head, torso, two arms, and two legs. But, having a human-shaped body isn't
[00:16] enough. [music] The robot needs sensors to understand what is happening around it. Cameras help it see objects and people, while sensors such as lidar, depth sensors, and force sensors help it understand distance, movement, and
[00:29] All this information is processed by the robot's computers, which use AI models to recognize objects, understand instructions, and decide what to do next. For example, [music] if you tell a humanoid robot to pick up a bottle, it
[00:42] first identifies the bottle, calculates where it is, and plans how its arm should move toward it. Then motors and actuators move its joints, while constantly receiving feedback from sensors to maintain balance and control.
[00:56] Walking is even more complicated because the robot has to continuously adjust [music] its center of gravity, foot position, and body movement to avoid falling. With advances in AI, humanoid robots are becoming better at learning
[01:10] tasks, interacting with humans, and operating in environments designed for people. That is why humanoid robots could eventually work alongside humans in factories, [music] warehouses, homes, and other real-world environments.
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