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Holiday Robotics secured $105 million to develop its FRIDAY robot, which combines a wheel-based mobile base with an upper body designed for dexterous manipulation and features hot-swappable batteries. This funding aims to advance the capabilities and deployment of wheeled humanoid robots.
Holiday Robotics secured $105 million to develop its FRIDAY robot, which combines a wheel-based mobile base with an upper body designed for dexterous manipulation and features hot-swappable batteries. This funding aims to advance the capabilities and deployment of wheeled humanoid robots.
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Holiday's robot features a wheel-based mobile base, an upper body for dexterous manipulation, and hot-swappable batteries. The post Holiday Robotics raises $105M for its FRIDAY wheeled humanoid appeared first on The Robot Report .
The investment highlights growing interest in mobile humanoid robots that can perform complex tasks with improved mobility and operational uptime. Such robots could impact industries requiring versatile automation solutions.
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