The Stellenbosch university’s department of electrical and electronic engineering has unveiled the first South African-made humanoid robot. The university is leading the way in humanoid robotics and has proved to be a significant step in the country’s capacity in humanoid robotics. The robot stands at full height with a functional torso with operable arms (both left and right). The humanoid robot can mimic and track human behaviour in real-time as it is equipped with a webcam and advanced software. Lerato Mbele spoke to Dr. William Duckitt, Lecturer: Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Stellenbosch University.

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