Hiro's Origin two-arm robot is being groomed to assemble its own successor's hardware
chris_j_paxton · x · 2026-09-23
Hiro Industries unveiled Origin, a robot designed for a wide range of stationary two-arm tasks. One goal the team highlighted: having Origin assemble the next version of itself.
Commenters flagged it as a remarkable milestone—robots moving toward building their own successors, a step toward self-replicating production chains.
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