The term \"humanoid robots\" is primarily used in the fields of artificial intelligence, Industry and Factory 4.0 and robots. Humanoid robots are technical machines that are modelled on the human body. They usually have two arms, two legs and a head - similar to humans. This shape enables them to perform tasks that are actually intended for humans.<\/p>\n
Thanks to modern sensors, cameras and software, humanoid robots can move, grasp, speak and even react to environmental stimuli. In production halls, for example, they can transport objects or assist with assembly work where their human form is advantageous. In artificial intelligence research, they often serve as a platform for testing natural communication between humans and machines.<\/p>\n
One vivid example is \"Pepper\", a humanoid robot that greets customers in shops and hotels, answers questions or performs simple service tasks. The aim is to automate processes, improve collaboration between humans and technology and thus make workflows more efficient. Through further development, the use of humanoid robots can continue to grow in many everyday situations in the future.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"