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Also known as David Franklin Hanson, Jr.

American robotics designer and researcher

Person · Open Library

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41

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Country
US
Active from
1992

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Hanson Robotics — Relatable Robots

Hanson Robotics creates remarkably human-like robots with the highest degree of artistic & technical sophistication.

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Hanson Robotics is a Hong Kong-based AI and robotics company dedicated to creating socially intelligent machines that enrich the quality of our lives. Founded in 2007 by robotics designer David Hanson, Ph.D., Hanson Robotics started with a bold vision: to create robots that are genuinely alive-looking and intelligent. David believed that if artificial intelligence could match human intelligence, it would continuously redesign itself to become smarter. Originally established in Dallas, Texas, the company relocated to Hong Kong in 2013 to be at the heart of Asia's innovation ecosystem. Today, we are recognized worldwide for creating the most human-like robots ever built. We push the boundaries of what's possible in AI and robotics, combining artistic vision with scientific rigor. A visionary robotics designer who imagined a future where robots could be genuinely alive-looking and intelligent. With a background spanning art, science fiction, and philosophy, David has led the company from its founding to global recognition.

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Pioneering Human-Robot Interaction Since 2007

Relatable Robots ==================

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