Motion Design · Nov 5, 2026
Tesla, Figure and Boston Dynamics spend years and millions on one humanoid robot.
Tesla, Figure and Boston Dynamics spend years and millions on one humanoid robot. by Robo. Watch the Motion Design video and visit the original X post.
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View on XTesla, Figure and Boston Dynamics spend years and millions on one humanoid robot. Claude Code just built me one I can open up piece by piece, and it fits in one browser tab. under the shell: > 2 hands, 10 fingers, 28 joints, and each finger curls on its own > at 0:06 the chest doors swing open: a 48 V core reactor, 4 power cells and a 7-blade fan at 9K rpm > at 0:08 the head lifts off and the brain stack splits open, chip and memory inside > at 0:13 the visor flips up: 2 cameras with IR rings and a depth sensor at 30 fps > at 0:16 the left leg comes apart: a 120 Nm hip servo, an 80:1 knee and a foot with a force pad > at 0:18 the whole robot bursts apart on a 360° turntable and snaps back together, then walks off at 1.1 m/s no Blender. no Maya. no Unreal Engine. every plate, servo and finger is pure three.js code, and every gauge on the screen reads from the same model. 26 seconds, 10 button clicks, one robot. chest or head, which one would you open first? the free skill and…
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