Boston’s Robotics Empire Is Entering a Brutal New Era… And It’s Getting Weird
There’s a new breed of intelligent machines emerging from Boston’s elite AI and robotics ecosystem.
AI robots combine artificial intelligence and robotics to perform tasks, learn from experience, and work safely alongside people.
There’s a new breed of intelligent machines emerging from Boston’s elite AI and robotics ecosystem.
The French startup Genesis AI just unveiled its newly upgraded robot brain called GENE-26.5, calling it a major step toward general-purpose robotics.
Several Massachusetts startups are generating global buzz as the state aims to reclaim its position as a leader in physical AI.
Beijing’s RobotEra is scaling into thousands of units with substantial financial backing as its humanoids take over human jobs for some of the world’s largest logistics companies.
1X Technologies says it built its new robot factory in just a few months to fulfill more than 10,000 preorders for its NEO humanoid for households.
The humanoid robot maker Figure AI says it’s building one robot per hour amid reports the Silicon Valley startup is about to close a major deal with UPS.
China’s RobotEra is deploying its humanoid robots directly into logistics hubs for some of the world’s largest delivery companies.
Pudu Robotics just became one of the only Chinese robotics firms with a meaningful US presence.
The human body spent millions of years perfecting muscles to master movement. Scientists still don’t fully understand how they work, but the race to replicate them is well underway.
The latest Chinese humanoid robot is so humanlike, people are convinced it’s a person in a costume.
UPS reportedly wants to buy tens of thousands of humanoid robots from Figure AI to work in its logistics facilities.