‘Absolutely Insane’: Elon Musk Says Thousands of Tesla Bots is Certain for 2025
Elon Musk admitted during Tesla’s latest earnings call that his projections about the Optimus humanoid robot sound “absolutely insane.”
Month: January 2025
Hate It or Love It: Text-to-CAD Technology Proves Divisive
Let’s get to the bottom of the battle over the love it or hate it technology of early 2025, Text to CAD.
China’s AI Robots Play Big Role in 2025 Lunar New Year Festivities
China’s AI-powered robots are playing a prominent role as the country rings in the 2025 Lunar New Year.
Trump 2.0: Winners and Losers Amid DoD Transformation
Trump, Part Deux started off with a bang. After a head-spinning first week in office, President Trump shows no signs of slowing down.
India’s Best Friend: AI-Powered Robot Dogs to Counter China to Border
The Indian Army is trading in its mules and horses for AI-powered robots.
Robot Maria: Metropolis Android’s Lasting Impact on AI, Robotics, Pop Culture
Robot Maria from the 1927 classic Metropolis introduced the robotic aesthetics that endure to this day.
Foxconn Deploys UBTECH Humanoid Robot for iPhone Assembly
Foxconn, the world’s largest electronics manufacturer, says it’s integrating UBTech’s industrial humanoid robots to help assemble iPhones.
Humans vs. Robots: China Plans First-of-Its-Kind Half Marathon
As the People’s Republic pushes to rule the emerging humanoid robotics market, over 20 Chinese firms are training AI-powered robots for the first-ever human-robot half marathon.
Shanghai’s New Humanoid Robot Training Hub Aims for 1K Capacity
China’s first heterogenous humanoid robot training facility just opened in Shanghai and is aiming to rapidly 10x its size.
Anduril’s Arsenal-1 to Manufacture ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Autonomous Weapons
Anduril Industries says it’s racing ahead with plans to build a massive smart manufacturing plant for hyperscaling the production of autonomous weapons.
Unitree vs. ENGINEAI: China’s Humanoid Robotics Leaders Vie for Most Humanlike Walk
A rivalry is brewing among the perceived leaders in China’s race to rule the emerging humanoid robotics market.