Capgemini and French nuclear group Orano have deployed the first intelligent humanoid robot designed for use in nuclear facilities. The robot, named Hoxo, is being tested at Orano’s Melox Ecole des Métiers site in southern France, according to the companies. Equipped with artificial intelligence, advanced perception sensors, and autonomous navigation systems, Hoxo is built to mimic human movements and perform technical operations alongside human teams. The platform can move through complex industrial environments, carry out precise manipulations, and operate in areas where radiation or confined spaces make human intervention difficult, the companies noted. “Hoxo opens new perspectives for our operations by combining an intelligent and ergonomic robotic solution with the expertise of our on-site teams,” Arnaud Capdepon, Director of Orano Melox, said in a statement.

Full report : Capgemini and Orano have deployed Hoxo, the first intelligent humanoid robot built for use in nuclear facilities.