Social RoboticsSanctuary AI unveils Phoenix, its sixth-generation general-purpose humanoid
The Vancouver company's robot runs on a control system that turns natural-language instructions into physical actions.
Sanctuary AI introduced Phoenix, a humanoid roughly 170 cm tall with hands offering 20 degrees of freedom and touch-sensing technology. It is driven by Carbon, the company's AI software that converts spoken or written instructions into tasks in the physical world. The launch came shortly after Sanctuary's first commercial deployment and followed support from the Canadian government. Phoenix was part of a 2023 wave of humanoids built to work in human spaces and to be directed by ordinary language.
Source: Robotics Tomorrow
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