Agility’s SPAC: Can Wall Street Save a Humanoid Robot Pioneer?
As Agility finds itself in its biggest spotlight yet, can it prove that being early still matters? Or will it become a cautionary tale of the physical AI boom?
The future of work blends people, AI, and robots to shape new jobs, skills, and ways of working.
As Agility finds itself in its biggest spotlight yet, can it prove that being early still matters? Or will it become a cautionary tale of the physical AI boom?
Figure AI is planning an unprecedented datacenter buildout that could bring frontier AI supercomputer scale to humanoid robotics for the first time.
BMW’s announcement about expanding its partnership with Figure AI confirms the substance of a 2025 Fortune article that Figure founder Brett Adcock threatened to sue over.
Sanctuary AI says it trained an industrial robot to crush one of the hardest tasks to automate in automotive manufacturing.
Amazon researchers are teaching humanoid robots to climb ladders they’ve never seen before at human speed and then do work without falling.
The Matrix-3 is covered in 3D woven biomimetic skin with embedded tactile sensors that’s sensitive to pressures as light as a gentle fingertip touch.
As the race toward general-purpose robotics heats up, the West’s most well-funded humanoid companies are flexing different strengths.
Beijing’s Galbot just reached a new level of global visibility thanks to a viral visit to one of its futuristic storefronts during Trump’s summit with President Xi.
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.