Fashion’s Biggest Secret: The Robots Are Already Winning
AI robots are invading the fashion world and it’s getting weird, even for an industry that prides itself on pushing boundaries.
Ameca is Engineered Arts’ modular, AI-driven humanoid robot platform featuring lifelike facial expressions, fluid gestures, and cloud‑connected capabilities.
AI robots are invading the fashion world and it’s getting weird, even for an industry that prides itself on pushing boundaries.
As humanoid robots become more physically capable, realism is turning into the new battleground.
The leading Chinese robotics firm Unitree just launched its new full-sized fake human that looks straight out of the future that Will Smith warned us all about.
The barrier to AI-powered humanoid robotics just reached a new low.
A truly staggering number of AI-powered machines are emerging basically every day.
China’s answer to Ameca, often called the world’s “most advanced humanoid robot,” has emerged with technical specs that outdo it on paper.
M3GAN dropped right as the world was waking up to just how real and powerful artificial intelligence had become.
As Unitree’s G1 AI robot enters the world of high fashion, other rising Chinese firms are disrupting the service sector and dominating global competitions.
Clone Robotics just unveiled its full-bodied synthetic human, and of course it’s creeping people out.
There’s a new UK humanoid robotics player, Mentee Robotics unveiled its MenteeBot V3.0, and ENGINEAI’s S2 Original IP Service Robot.
Realbotix is having a moment. The AI and robotics firm’s ultrarealistic creations were one of the standouts at CES 2025.