Fashion and automation blend smart machines, AI, and robotics to speed up design, production, and delivery in the clothing industry.
Just a few years old, LimX has already brought walking dinosaurs to theme parks, put Star Wars-like bipeds and centaurs up for sale, and launched increasingly capable humanoids into the workforce, as well as machines that defy easy descriptions.
In Shenzhen, LimX Dynamics just launched its interactive humanoid Luna, a feminized version of its flagship Oli. Its tagline is: “Limitless Art, Fluid Motion.”
The Chinese company JQ Industries just introduced a fabric-based electronic skin (e-skin) to give robots a humanlike sense of touch.
AI robots are invading the fashion world and it’s getting weird, even for an industry that prides itself on pushing boundaries.
The rising Chinese robotics startup LimX Dynamics just unveiled Luna, a humanoid robot built for the runway.
XPENG’s next-generation Iron humanoid is going viral after a Westworld-meets-Lululemon debut, but a new Chinese humanoid may already be dimming its spotlight.
1X Technologies, the company behind NEO the $20K home robot, is pushing beyond robotics and into lifestyle branding.
A well-funded Beijing startup claims its new humanoid robot solves wire-harness assembly, one of the toughest and longest-unsolved challenges in industrial automation.
As tensions simmer between the US and China, it’s manifesting into bold displays where innovation doubles as a show of power.
As Elon Musk enters his post-Trump era, he’s facing stiffening competition in the humanoid robotics race from Chinese firms like …
A recent viral video captures an unexpected interaction between a robotic dog and a real canine in New York City.