Fourier responds to reports of collaborating with Meta on humanoid robot development: Not convenient to reply at this time
Regarding reports that Meta is collaborating with Shanghai robotics company Fourier to develop a humanoid robot prototype, Fourier founder and CEO Gu Jie responded that it is not convenient to reply at this time. According to The Information, citing people familiar with the matter, the two parties have developed an internal humanoid robot prototype codenamed Max, weighing about 48 kilograms, and began developing a second-generation prototype, Max 2, in September; a Meta spokesperson said the collaboration is mainly for internal research and experimentation, and there are currently no plans to sell these prototypes.
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The report disclosed the codename, weight, and interaction metrics of Meta and Fourier's humanoid robot prototype, offering insight into the specific progress of their collaboration.
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Sina Tech News, November 2 midday—Today, regarding reports that Meta is collaborating with Shanghai robotics company Fourier to develop a humanoid robot prototype, Fourier founder and CEO Gu Jie responded that he is not yet able to comment.
According to The Information, citing people familiar with the matter on October 31 local time, Meta and Fourier have developed a humanoid robot prototype with the internal code name "Max," and in September began developing a second-generation prototype, Max 2. The report cited a Meta spokesperson as saying that the collaboration with Fourier is mainly for internal research and experimentation, and that there are currently no plans to sell these prototypes.
It is understood that this humanoid robot prototype, called Max, weighs about 48 kilograms. People familiar with the matter said that Max needs to be able to recognize sounds from 5 meters away, recognize gestures and waving from 3 meters away, maintain eye contact, and express states such as listening, thinking, speaking, and uncertainty through different status signals. Previously, Meta Vice President of Robotics Products Li-Chen Miller also stayed at Fourier's factory in Shanghai for nearly two months. news_keyword_pub,stock,sz300024 Account opening QR code start
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