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Atom and NSK sign humanoid-robot development agreement in Japan

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Atom and NSK signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly develop and test humanoid-robot components and AI systems in Japan. The companies plan to install NSK actuators on Atom robots, using test results to improve performance and address mass-production requirements. They also plan to use NSK manufacturing sites to collect physical-AI data for Atom's model development and robots for advanced manufacturing tasks. The companies gave no timetable for commercial deployment or mass production.
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