Humanoid Robots: Malaysia's Next Technological Leap

Humanoid Robots Poised to Become Part of Daily Life in Malaysia Malaysia is on the cusp of a technological revolution, with human-like robots set to become an integral part of daily life. This development was highlighted in a recent Astro AWANI news report, featuring Datuk Eu Hong Chew, Non-Executive Director of I-Berhad, a leading Malaysian digital city developer. Datuk Chew stated, "...the presence of robots that function like humans is no longer just fiction, but is increasingly approaching the reality of daily life." I-Berhad is spearheading this technological integration, with plans to deploy humanoid robots across various sectors. They have already installed a robot chef in a hotel, and their vision is to expand this to other key sectors, including smart city developments. This ambitious project is backed by a significant 10 million ringgit investment in AI and robotics infrastructure. The company aims to enhance the lifestyle of residents through the use of this technology. The new phase of this initiative is expected to be completed by 2028. This initiative represents a significant leap forward for Malaysia's technological landscape, promising increased efficiency and improved quality of life. The integration of humanoid robots into daily life is not just about technological advancement; it's about shaping a future where technology serves to improve the human experience.