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ergoCub — 1 change shown below, records since 6 Sep 2026.
· Changed: deployments, hand dof per hand, ai model, onboard compute, autonomy level
hand dof per hand: — → 9
ai model: Human-aware whole-body control / ergonomic optimization research stack → Shared Embodied Intelligence framework combining vision-based intention recognition, biomechanical load estimation, and whole-body MPC
onboard compute: NVIDIA Jetson AGX Xavier + Intel 11th-gen i7 → Multi-core embedded x86/ARM system (Rockchip RK3588 edge accelerator) running Linux and YARP/ROS middleware
autonomy level: research → supervised-autonomy
HMX score: 32.7 → 43.1
Evidence snapshots 265 (before) and 354 (after): through the API
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