ASUS trains Gallop humanoid robot to pack motherboards in its own factory, targeting 99.5% success
CyberRobooo · x · 2026-11-13
ASUS is deploying its in-house Gallop humanoid robot on its own factory floor for a real task: packing motherboard accessories across 15 small components, with a 20-second target cycle time and 99.5% success rate.
Training combines head-mounted cameras capturing skilled workers, VR teleoperation, and simulation. Powered by NVIDIA Jetson Thor, Gallop runs a four-layer stack for planning, supervision, manipulation skills and motion control. A fixed-base dual-arm version comes first, followed by a wheeled mobile variant. Customer pilots are planned for 2027, with commercialization targeted for late 2028.
ASUS's edge: it already owns the factories, workflows and experienced workers.
Related event: ASUS puts its Gallop humanoid robot to work in its own factories(2 posts)→
More from Embodied
- Nullmax's robot dog MAX shows cross-floor autonomous task execution with NPI-Brain — heyshrutimishra · 2026-11-13
- CoRL 2026: Fei-Fei Li keynotes World Labs' Atlas, fireside chat with Lisa Su on embodied AI — PeterStone_TX · 2026-11-13
- Jitendra Malik's Challenge: 5-Year-Olds vs the MolmoAct2 Robot at SPIN Workshop — DJiafei · 2026-11-13
- OpenClaw's ClawCon conference coming to Shenzhen in December — vincent_koc · 2026-11-13
- Foxconn demo: robot busbar assembly combining FoundationPose vision and torque feedback — lukas_m_ziegler · 2026-11-13
- JustRUA: full episode history alone substantially boosts GPT-6 robot-agent scores — Zefan Wang · 2026-11-13