Honda has also introduced a new task-performing robot arm. This experimental model was developed while applying multi-joint and posture control technologies to ASIMO. This robot arm can be ...

While Asimo was never destined for factory work like Tesla CEO claims the Optimus robot will be one day, Honda learned a lot about human-machine interaction until Asimo was retired in 2018.

ASIMO is the humanoid robot created by Honda that looks like a diminutive moonman who loves to slowly climb stairs. The four-foot three-inch robot is capable of a lot more than ascending stairways ...

Honda reports it’s working toward personalized software-defined vehicle (SDV) offerings via its Asimo OS to hit the global ...

Honda, like many carmakers worldwide, imports batteries and other parts to cars it makes in the U.S. Now, Toyota is providing ...

Asimo was originally a humanoid robot unveiled in 2000 that garnered global attention for Honda. Honda continued to improve Asimo's technology that can recognize the world around it and act based ...

Honda will use efficient electric drive units ... 0 Series cars will also feature a new onboard operating system called Asimo – a reference to the friendly, football-playing robot first ...

This might sound bizarre, but this innovation is thanks to Honda Riding Assist, which operates using the self-balancing technology cultivated in ASIMO humanoid robot research. For Pokémon fans ...

Honda’s plans extend beyond the initial display. They intend to further develop the bike by utilizing its proprietary balance control technology, which has been cultivated in robots like ASIMO.

The Asimo name returns as an original vehicle operating system developed in-house by Honda, set for use in the new 0 Series EVs. Long before there was Optimus, there was Asimo. Not a lot of people ...