Japanese scientists from the Jouhou System Kougaku Laboratory at the The University of Tokyo have taught the Musashi humanoid robot to drive a car. In the robot's head there are two movable cameras (one for each eye). With their help, the robot gets a high-quality picture of what is going on around it. The cameras can rotate and tilt, for example, so that Musashi can look in a mirror. Using its

China-based Fourier Intelligence has unveiled an updated version of its GR-1 universal humanoid. It is equipped with 6 RGB cameras for a 360-degree view. The cameras help the robot navigate through space using three-dimensional maps created by the AI. GR-1 has the ability to walk at the speed of a human gait on various surfaces, withstand loads and carry loads weighing up to 50 kg. The robot is