Watch China’s humanoid robots walk out of crates like Matrix scene

Chinese robotics company LimX Dynamics has demonstrated a significant advancement in humanoid robotics with its new COSA operating system, coordinating 18 full-size Oli humanoid robots in a fully autonomous deployment. In a recently released video, the robots emerge independently from shipping crates, stand up, walk in formation, avoid collisions, and perform a synchronized routine without human intervention. This demonstration marks what LimX describes as the world’s first practical autonomous deployment of humanoid robots, showcasing the potential for multi-robot coordination in industrial environments such as manufacturing floors. The COSA (Cognitive OS of Agents) system integrates cognition and physical action within a unified software framework, linking high-level decision-making directly with low-level motor control. This integration allows the robots to perceive, reason, plan, and move almost simultaneously, improving responsiveness to dynamic real-world conditions. COSA also incorporates memory, enabling the robots to store and use past experiences to adapt their behavior. The system processes real-time sensor data to make rapid adjustments in balance and