🇯🇵 Japan unveils ARCHAX, a 4.5-meter humanoid built for extreme environments
Tsubame Industries has introduced ARCHAX, one of the world’s first truly heavy-duty humanoid robots designed to step into places where humans can’t safely go. The pilot sits inside a protected cockpit with a full 360° panoramic view generated from nine external cameras and controls the robot’s arms through a precise haptic-feedback system.
Standing at 4.5 meters with 26 degrees of freedom, ARCHAX is engineered to lift massive loads, tear down unstable structures, search for survivors under debris, operate inside nuc
Tsubame Industries has introduced ARCHAX, one of the world’s first truly heavy-duty humanoid robots designed to step into places where humans can’t safely go. The pilot sits inside a protected cockpit with a full 360° panoramic view generated from nine external cameras and controls the robot’s arms through a precise haptic-feedback system.
Standing at 4.5 meters with 26 degrees of freedom, ARCHAX is engineered to lift massive loads, tear down unstable structures, search for survivors under debris, operate inside nuc
