LIVE Watch Now Punjabi News Channel from Pakistan
Breaking
Liverpool crush Tottenham in League Cup, Arsenal’s Dowman shinesRenshaw’s century secures Australia victory over ZimbabweBritons Quit Jobs to Become Unpaid CarersSanju Samson leads India to T20 series victory over AfghanistanAgility’s Digit 5 robot designed to avoid harming human coworkersHouse committee recommends Leon Black be held in contempt over Epstein inquiryBiodiversity financing crucial for Pakistan’s economic resilienceMicrosoft to Host Major Windows and Surface Event on October 7AI CEOs Clash at San Francisco ConferenceSpaceX sets launch date for Starship’s first orbital flightFaisal Nisar Chaudhry Assumes Acting CEO Role at Engineering Development BoardBernie Sanders and Steve Bannon Call for AI Curbs at ‘Pro-Human’ SummitCéline Dion Returns to Stage with Emotional Paris ConcertBose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) Offer Enhanced Audio ExperienceICT Police brief ECB on security for England cricket teamMinister Advocates for Expanded European Labour Market Access for Pakistani WorkersBoston ends Flock contract over nationwide data breachFourth Pennsylvania Resident Dies from Measles-Associated IllnessEthnic Minorities in UK See Worsening Racial EqualityAaqib Javed denies PCB resignation reportsLiverpool crush Tottenham in League Cup, Arsenal’s Dowman shinesRenshaw’s century secures Australia victory over ZimbabweBritons Quit Jobs to Become Unpaid CarersSanju Samson leads India to T20 series victory over AfghanistanAgility’s Digit 5 robot designed to avoid harming human coworkersHouse committee recommends Leon Black be held in contempt over Epstein inquiryBiodiversity financing crucial for Pakistan’s economic resilienceMicrosoft to Host Major Windows and Surface Event on October 7AI CEOs Clash at San Francisco ConferenceSpaceX sets launch date for Starship’s first orbital flightFaisal Nisar Chaudhry Assumes Acting CEO Role at Engineering Development BoardBernie Sanders and Steve Bannon Call for AI Curbs at ‘Pro-Human’ SummitCéline Dion Returns to Stage with Emotional Paris ConcertBose QuietComfort Headphones (2nd Gen) Offer Enhanced Audio ExperienceICT Police brief ECB on security for England cricket teamMinister Advocates for Expanded European Labour Market Access for Pakistani WorkersBoston ends Flock contract over nationwide data breachFourth Pennsylvania Resident Dies from Measles-Associated IllnessEthnic Minorities in UK See Worsening Racial EqualityAaqib Javed denies PCB resignation reports
◕ SundialUpdated 2 days ago
Trending
Technology

Agility’s Digit 5 robot designed to avoid harming human coworkers

Agility Robotics has launched a new humanoid robot called Digit 5, which can autonomously move to avoid people or squat to reduce risk, allowing safe coexi

Add Sun News on Google News
Agility’s Digit 5 robot designed to avoid harming human coworkers
Agility’s Digit 5 robot, designed to work safely alongside human coworkers in industrial settings.

Key Takeaways

  • Agility Robotics has launched a new humanoid robot called Digit 5.
  • The robot can autonomously move to avoid people or squat to reduce risk.
  • This feature allows the robot to work safely alongside human workers.

Agility Robotics has unveiled its latest innovation, the Digit 5 humanoid robot, which is specifically designed to work safely alongside human coworkers in industrial settings such as warehouses and automotive factories.

The robot features advanced safety mechanisms that enable it to detect the presence of humans and take appropriate actions to prevent any potential harm.

When a person is detected at a distance, Digit 5 can autonomously move to avoid the individual, ensuring a safe distance is maintained.

AdvertisementFollow Sun NewsWatch Live

In situations where a person is approaching, the robot can choose to squat or assume a seated position, further reducing the risk of any accidental contact or injury.

Pras Velagapudi, chief technology officer at Agility Robotics, explained, 'The robot was designed with a complex safe motion system that can take a variety of different mitigations depending on exactly what sort of human presence is detected.'

This innovative approach to robot design could significantly expand the range of tasks that robots can perform in close proximity to human workers, without the need for physical barriers or isolated work cells.

The ability of Digit 5 to adapt its movements based on the presence and proximity of humans could make it a valuable asset in various industrial environments, enhancing efficiency and safety.

By integrating these safety features, Agility Robotics aims to bridge the gap between human and robotic workforces, creating a more collaborative and productive work environment.

The robot was designed with a complex safe motion system that can take a variety of different mitigations depending on exactly what sort of human presence is detected.

Pras Velagapudi, Chief Technology Officer at Agility Robotics