Fund your pocket with $125k by donating your facial features to the development of humanoid robots

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In an intriguing development, London-based additive manufacturing and machining startup, Geomiq, has announced a unique project aimed at creating a new line of humanoid robots. The client behind this project, who wishes to remain anonymous, has been working on these robots for elderly care for five years.

The project is privately funded, with investments coming from venture capitalists and a fund in Shanghai. One of the key players in this venture is Hanson Robotics, a privately funded company known for its advanced robotics technology.

The campaign for these humanoid robots is intended to create buzz ahead of their official release. Geomiq is seeking a volunteer to provide a photo of their face for this groundbreaking project. Interested individuals can send their photos to [email protected].

However, Geomiq warns that signing over the licenses to one's face is a significant decision. A debriefing is provided for individuals whose faces are selected for the humanoid robots. The selected individual will receive over $125,000 in compensation for signing over their likeness rights.

The prototypes of these robots are still expected to be produced next year, as previously stated. Once released, these humanoid robots will serve as "virtual friends" for elderly people, providing companionship and potentially improving their quality of life.

It's important to note that individuals who are not chosen will not be contacted. The blog post emphasises the uniqueness of the request to provide one's face for the humanoid robots. No further details about the client or the project are provided in the current paragraph.

When the humanoid robots are finally ready and available to the public, they are expected to make a significant impact in the field of elderly care, offering a new level of companionship and interaction for those who may be isolated or in need of support.

Fund your pocket with $125k by donating your facial features to the development of humanoid robots