Engineered Arts' humanoid robot, Ameca, can speak using responses generated by OpenAI's GPT-3 and make appropriate facial expressions, the LLM suggests.

Curious about the hype, I visited Engineered Arts' lab — the company behind the viral robot Ameca. The company's headquarters are in the town of Falmouth, Cornwall, but it also has offices in ...

The Ameca robot was first revealed at the end of 2021, and publicly viewable at CES 2022. The robot was created by Engineered Arts, which displayed it at CES earlier this year. Since then, Ameca ...

Developed by British company Engineered Arts, Ameca is often called the world’s most advanced humanoid robot.

UK-based robotics company Engineered Arts just gave its ultra-realistic-looking humanoid robot Ameca a voice — and she has a lot to say.

Captivating and engaging applications Ameca has human-like expressions. Engineered Arts’ humanoid robots are already making an impact.

Ameca, created by Engineered Arts, is hailed as one of the most advanced humanoid robots in the world. The Cornwall-based firm describes the robot as a cutting-edge fusion of artificial ...

Only in Ameca UK-based robotics company Engineered Arts made a huge splash last month with a teaser video of its humanoid robot, with many eerily uncanny expressions, which went viral on social media.

UK’s robotics company Engineered Arts has introduced a humanoid robot called Ameca that can display human-like expressions.

Two of the world's advanced AI robots, Ameca and Azi, embarked on a cybernetic date of sorts where they chatted while displaying a variety of facial expressions, as seen in a hilarious Youtube video.

Developed by British company Engineered Arts, Ameca is often called the world’s most advanced humanoid robot. Its lifelike interactions left attendees both fascinated and wary, highlighting the ...