Tag: Robots
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XR Software Engineer III
XR Software Engineer III needed in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma to design and develop cutting-edge Virtual and Augmented Reality platforms by leveraging expertise in graphics, AI, networking, and VR/AR hardware, while focusing on research, implementation, optimization, and collaboration. Applicants must have the minimum of a Master of Science in Software Engineering or a related field plus…
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InnoTech 2023
The 15th annual InnoTech Oklahoma, the region’s largest business and technology conference and expo, took place at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Human Mode attended the annual IT conference for the second time to showcase some of the advanced versions of our robots including the updated quadruped Lynx and our Gemini biped humanoid robot.
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Featured on KFOR News 4
https://kfor.com/video/okc-based-human-mode-explores-future-tech-before-it-gets-here/8980422/
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InnoTech 2022
The 14th annual InnoTech Oklahoma, the region’s largest business and technology conference and expo, took place at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Human Mode was invited to the annual IT conference to showcase some of the early versions of our robots including the quadruped Lynx.
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Reddit Robotics Showcase 2022
During the pandemic, members of the reddit & discord r/robotics community rallied to organize an online showcase for members of our community. What was originally envisioned as a half-day event turned out to be a two-day event with an incredible roster of participants from across the world. The primary purpose of the event is to…
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Featured on Advancements TV Series
Our early robotics research and development was featured on the Advancements Television Series hosted by Ted Danson. Advancements covers a vast number of industries and economies, featuring the state-of-the-art technologies and solutions dedicated to shaping, molding, and transforming our world. We welcomed the Advancements TV crew to take a look at our early robotics projects.…
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Featured on KOCO News 5
https://www.koco.com/article/oklahoma-company-looks-to-use-robotics-in-areas-to-reduce-risk-to-human-lives/30903325