Humanoid robot walks naturally down passageway into a 'friends' den

PND Robotics recently showcased its humanoid robot, Adam, which demonstrates a natural, human-like gait and directional sense as it walks down a hallway into a room filled with other robots performing various tasks. Using a proprietary reinforcement learning algorithm, Adam was trained through simulation-to-real-world methods to mimic human walking and movement with impressive fluidity and accuracy. In the video, Adam is greeted by another robot, Adam-U, highlighting PND Robotics’ focus on creating affordable, modular humanoid robots that combine biomimetic design with real-world adaptability and continuous self-learning. Adam and Adam-U made notable public debuts at events in Shanghai and Zhejiang Province, where they impressed audiences by performing human-like actions such as passing objects and navigating environments naturally. PND Robotics aims to democratize personal robotics by developing machines that integrate physical interaction, perception, and learning in a lifelike manner. Compared to other advanced humanoid robots like Cassie, Digit, and HRP-5P, Adam stands out for its human