Are Humanoid Robots Learning Fast Enough to Make It?
Coming out of CES 2026 and its unprecedented robotics display, expectations are through the roof. So is skepticism.
Humanoid Robotics
Bleeding-edge insights on the rise of AI-powered humanoid robots from all over the world.
1X: NEO Starts Learning on Own with Video Data
NEO the humanoid robot can now see into the future and manifest it.
China’s Zeroth Races into US Market with Consumer AI Robot Lineup
The Chinese startup Zeroth Robotics just emerged from stealth with an aggressive push into the US market with its AI-powered robots for consumers.
Israel’s $900M Humanoid: Why Did Mobileye Buy Mentee Robotics?
It could be the first major acquisition of the global humanoid frenzy.
Chinese Humanoids Fall off CES 2026 Stage, Dominate Showroom
Chinese humanoid robots dominated the showroom floor at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, but their presence was noticeably underwhelming on the mainstage.
Sharpa’s Humanoid Goes Viral with Its Dexterous Hands at CES 2026
Singapore-based startup Sharpa Robotics generated major buzz at CES 2026 with its new humanoid robot and its highly dexterous end effectors.
NEURA Robotics Starts Online Sales for Its Next-Gen Humanoids
Germany’s NEURA Robotics has begun taking preorders for its flagship industrial humanoid robot and its compact sibling.
Israel’s $900M Humanoid Robot Demonstrates Autonomous Battery Swap
Israel’s most advanced humanoid robot learned to change other robots’ batteries after watching just a single human demonstration.
Hyundai Talks 30,000 Humanoid Robots a Year, But Atlas Is Still Finding Its Footing
The South Korean automotive giant laid out its plans at CES 2026 with its subsidiary robotics firm Boston Dynamics it acquired from SoftBank in 2020.
LG’s CLOiD Joins Long List of CES Robots That May Never Ship
LG Electronics will debut its first humanoid robot at CES 2026 as part of the consumer electronics giant’s long-running push toward what it calls the “Zero Labor Home.”
Robots Are Learning to Feel Pain (Sort Of)
Researchers from the City University of Hong Kong developed the NRE-skin that triggers reflexes to avoid damage without routing signals to the robot’s central processor.