Sanctuary

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Description:

Sanctuary Cognitive Systems Corporation is a company that develops and manufactures general-purpose robots. Their flagship product, Phoenix™, is the world's first humanoid general-purpose robot powered by Carbon™, their pioneering AI control system. Phoenix™ is designed for work and is the only general-purpose robot featured in TIME's Best Inventions 2023. Sanctuary's robots are remotely piloted or supervised by people and are designed to both train and work alongside them. When instructed to do so, their robots will use their own built-in autonomous control system to observe, assess, and act on tasks in an efficient and prosperous manner.

For Tasks:

inspecting equipment assembling products delivering goods

For Jobs:

manufacturing construction healthcare transportation security

Features

Powered by Carbon™, Sanctuary's pioneering AI control system
Humanoid general-purpose robot
Remotely piloted or supervised by people
Designed to train and work alongside people
Uses built-in autonomous control system to observe, assess, and act on tasks

Advantages

Can help to address labor shortages around the world
Can bring new hope and opportunities to those who might be less capable of physical work
Can help to make work safer, more efficient, and more sustainable
Can make it possible to do a job from anywhere, without having to be there in person
Can help to create new jobs

Disadvantages

Can be expensive to purchase and maintain
May require specialized training to operate
May not be suitable for all tasks

Frequently Asked Questions

Q:What is Phoenix™?

A:Phoenix™ is the world's first humanoid general-purpose robot powered by Carbon™, Sanctuary's pioneering AI control system, and designed for work.
Q:What are the benefits of using Sanctuary robots?

A:Sanctuary robots can help to make work safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. They can also help to address labor shortages around the world and bring new hope and opportunities to those who might be less capable of physical work.
Q:How do Sanctuary robots work?

A:Sanctuary robots are remotely piloted or supervised by people and are designed to both train and work alongside them. When instructed to do so, their robots will use their own built-in autonomous control system to observe, assess, and act on tasks in an efficient and prosperous manner.