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Clone: Musculoskeletal, super-intelligent androids — straight out of sci-fi

Robots built like humans. On High Bit, Dhanush Radhakrishnan, cofounder & CEO of Clone, explains how they’re letting biology set the blueprint for musculoskeletal, super-intelligent androids — synthetic humans straight out of sci-fi. Powered by artificial muscles instead of motors and attached to anatomically accurate skeletons, Clone is building robots designed for human-level motion, durability, and full-body control. Dhanush explains the early engineering choices that helped them move fast, their data strategy (motion capture, teleoperation, egocentric video), and his excitement about a future untethered biped. Hosted by Brett Gibson, managing partner at Initialized. Content (00:00) From Fragile to Durable (00:37) Musculoskeletal Androids (02:03) Why Artificial Muscles (04:10) Starting Clone in Poland (06:29) Removing Early Sensors (10:14) The Durability Challenge (14:10) Anatomy as Blueprint (16:22) Building Custom Valves (18:17) Hand to Full Body (24:40) Prototyping with Pneumatics (29:26) Delaying Tactile Skin (32:39) Data: MOCAP + Teleop (45:20) Toward an Untethered Biped Subscribe to High Bit for more conversations with technical founders building the future. Follow Dhanush and Clone on X for more. @dhanushisrad @clonerobotics