The next humanoid robot may not look like a human

The the next humanoid robot maybe he doesn’t have a head. Maybe it doesn’t have legs. It can also be on wheels and fold up like a chair. But, like Genesis AI they put“robots that look like people don’t need to look like people.”

This explains Eno’s appearance, the a new robot from the beginning of France with the help of the former head of Google Eric Schmidt. Genesis says Eno was designed “around human capabilities” rather than human appearance and was intended as a “all-purpose” robot rather than a machine built around a single task, such as folding clothes. One part is still very human: its hands, which the company says are designed to “exactly match the shape and function of human hands” so the robot can use tools and objects that are already built for humans.

Genesis says it plans to begin production and delivery to customers by the end of 2026, starting with manufacturing, laboratories, and products, followed by hospitals, hotels, and consumers. The company says that “other additions” are also developing.