Pollen Robotics' colorful programmable personal robot uses a Rockchip chip with ARM technology.
Pollen Robotics, the French subsidiary of Hugging Face, released its Microduck robot on Thursday. CNBC reported that the colorful programmable personal robot sold more than 10,000 units in the days that followed. The device runs on a chip from Shanghai-listed Rockchip that incorporates technology from British semiconductor firm ARM. The post highlights rapid sales of the new personal robot without providing further details on production or distribution.
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Pollen Robotics' colorful programmable personal robot uses a Rockchip chip with ARM technology.
Pollen Robotics, the French subsidiary of Hugging Face, released its Microduck robot on Thursday. CNBC reported that the colorful programmable personal robot sold more than 10,000 units in the days that followed. The device runs on a chip from Shanghai-listed Rockchip that incorporates technology from British semiconductor firm ARM. The post highlights rapid sales of the new personal robot without providing further details on production or distribution.
CNBC@CNBCHugging Face’s French subsidiary, Pollen Robotics, has seen its new programmable personal robot, “Microduck,” surge in popularity since its launch on Thursday. Of particular note: The robot is powered by a chip from Shanghai-listed Rockchip, which uses technology from British…
CNBC@CNBCHugging Face’s French subsidiary, Pollen Robotics, has seen its new programmable personal robot, “Microduck,” surge in popularity since its launch on Thursday. Of particular note: The robot is powered by a chip from Shanghai-listed Rockchip, which uses technology from British…
