The ‘Ameca’ robot shows a facial expression like a human

Engineered Arts, a company behind the public Mesmer robot series, has uncovered a new creation that might surprise you. “Ameca“It’s a new human robot that has no hair and real skin like Mesmer, but instead has the ability to reflect the human form, a more natural shape than any we’ve ever seen, such as On the beach they say.

Ameca initially shows confusion when she appears to be waking up, then is a little surprised when she moves her hands (hands look real, too). Then it looks amazing to see a viewer or camera, and finish the video with a smile and a welcoming hand.

The evolution of optical media is seen as a result of more fluid flow than previously observed. In contrast, the Mesmer “Fred” robot had a good movement, but “it seems he just shot Novocain in all his lower eyes “he says, I wrote again in 2018.

It seems to have a head, face, neck, shoulders, arms and hands, but Engineered Arts says none of its robots can move – even though the company is studying the technology. It is not clear how Ameca’s face was made, but some of the walking faces look like a good bet. The company called Ameca a “AI platform,” but allows others to develop the necessary machine learning algorithms.

Engineered Arts has previously stated that it uses “powerful, quiet, high-speed” motors to drive Mesmer’s body and head movement, and everything made from scratch to work together perfectly. It also uses sensors such as cameras, deep sensors, LiDAR and microphones. Improved mobility, it has developed a browser-based software that performs many 3D functions that are used on VFX or video games.

There is no word on the prices or availability of Ameca or Mesmer, although the original RoboThespian brands are said to have cost $ 79,000 and gone up in 2018. In any case, we will soon be looking at Ameca, as Engineered Arts plans to showcase. was removed from CES 2022 in Las Vegas.