Zeroth Bridge humanoid robot and OpenBridge
by Terrymiller: Tech
Zeroth's new humanoid is called Bridge, and the Chinese firm is handing developers the keys. OpenBridge, an open-source platform, lets them create, share, and build skills for the robot. As for the hardware itself: 88 centimeters tall, 13 kilograms. What powers it is AI-native, built for physical interaction, so it isn't just running pre-programmed routines. Zeroth's motion-control tech gives it stable bipedal walking, obstacle avoidance, and natural human-like movement. The speaker on the clip says the company name as Xeroth, but either way, the bot is designed to understand and respond to its environment.
Transcript (en)
Meet Bridge, a humanoid robot built by a Chinese company called Xeroth. Standing 88 centimeters tall and weighing 13 kilograms, Bridge is not just a pre-programmed machine designed to perform tasks it has already been trained to do. It is powered by AI-driven physical interaction, allowing it to understand and respond to the world around it. Out of the box, it can perform stable bipedal walking, avoid obstacles, and make natural, human-like movements. Thank you.
