Nucleus shows nearly two hours of uncut humanoid robot factory work

Startup Nucleus published nearly two hours of uncut footage of its humanoid robot performing factory tasks. The company says the demonstration was about 60% autonomous and 40% teleoperated, with the robot regularly running four-to-six-hour shifts for parts picking, shelf loading and cart transport.

• The nearly two-hour recording is uncut, including hesitations and human interventions
• Nucleus claims a 60% autonomous / 40% teleoperated split for this demo
• The robot regularly runs four-to-six-hour shifts in factory settings
• Its system records motion, contact and human corrections as training data