KAIST Humanoid V0.7 Moonwalks; Sharpa's North Robot Builds a PC From Components With 'Impressive Precision' — Two Dexterity Milestones Same Day
r/singularity·medium signal
KAIST's humanoid V0.7 demonstrated a moonwalk on r/singularity (127 upvotes), while Sharpa's North robot was shown inserting PCIe cards and screwing components to assemble a PC (88 upvotes, 37 comments). The PC-assembly demo is a credible proxy for data center hardware automation, requiring millimeter-level precision at variable torque across heterogeneous components. Both surfaced during NVIDIA GTC week, reinforcing the physical AI convergence narrative that Jensen Huang anchored with the 'physical AI' keynote framing.