If the gait of a humanoid robot has already become natural, the next step is not to run faster, it is to respond and respond to touch, it responds to the environment and it responds to human intention, that is exactly what

That ability comes from an architecture called kuwu, which operates in a closed loop, perception, decision and execution, a small brain controls balance and fine movements, a large brain manages high-level thinking, but what really changes the game is another detail.

In a public demonstration, the TienKung 3.0 was signed by turning pages of a book using only the operator's thoughts, without implants, without surgery, without drilling into the skull, the brain-computer interface captures neural signals non-invasively, probably using technology similar to the electroencephalogram.

This completely transforms the field because when a humanoid can be controlled by mental intention, it stops being just an autonomous machine and can become our physical extension, people with motor limitations could in theory interact with the physical world through a robotic body and the X-Humanoid goes further. Part of the hardware and software is being released as open source with industrial compatibility via Ross 2 MQTT and TCPIP.

It is not just a robot, it is an ecosystem, but there is definitive proof, one thing is turning pages of a book, another is operating where error is not allowed, that is exactly where the company wants to go.