MetaMotus Galileo is a lower-body rehabilitation platform from Fourier Intelligence integrating virtual reality and robotics for biomechanics analysis and physical therapy. Targets hospital and rehabilitation center deployments.
Primary use case: Lower body rehabilitation, physical therapy, biomechanics analysis
DOF
6
Degrees of Freedom
6
Locomotion
hybrid
Autonomy Level
Semi-Autonomous
AI Capabilities
virtual reality rehabilitation training
Availability
Available
Primary Use Case
Lower body rehabilitation, physical therapy, biomechanics analysis
Seyond has entered into a strategic partnership with Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. to jointly develop intelligent perception systems for embodied robots. The collaboration will focus on applications including power infrastructure inspection, urban security, last-mile delivery, and emergency response. The partners will combine Seyond's 3D spatial perception technology with Galileo's robotics portfolio, which includes the Galileo X reconfigurable ground system, quadruped robots, and humanoid robots.
Seyond has announced a strategic partnership with Galileo (Tianjin) Technology Co., Ltd. to jointly develop intelligent perception systems for embodied robots. The collaboration will focus on power infrastructure inspection, urban security, last-mile delivery, and emergency response, combining Seyond's 3D spatial perception technology with Galileo's portfolio including the Galileo X reconfigurable ground system, biomimetic quadruped robots, and humanoid robots. The partnership aims to accelerate the transition of embodied robots from laboratory research to large-scale commercial deployment.
The title links Meta and China-based Fourier with a humanoid robot intended for the Muse AI agent. The supplied text is only a Google consent page, so the robot model, technical specifications, funding, participants, and other article details could not be verified.