This humanoid robot is starting to look and move less like a machine and more like a human.
XPENG has revealed key upgrades to its 2nd-Generation IRON humanoid robot, focusing on more natural and lifelike interaction.
One of the biggest changes is its realistic simulated skin, designed to move beyond the stiff.
The future of humanoid robots may not just be about what they can do… but how human they feel while doing it.
XPENG’s New Humanoid Robot Looks More Human Than Ever
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