China Starts 2026 with Humanoid Shockwave
China is kicking into 2026 with major tailwinds in the humanoid race.
Bleeding-edge insights on the rise of AI-powered humanoid robots from all over the world.
China is kicking into 2026 with major tailwinds in the humanoid race.
The leading Chinese humanoid robotics startup AgiBot just introduced an AI-powered personal companion small enough to carry on your back.
VinMotion, Vietnam’s leading humanoid robotics firm, just unveiled the second-generation iteration of its flagship product.
The vibe shift surrounding AI and robotics heading into 2026 is palpable. There’s one near certainty for the coming year: Things will get really nasty.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries says it’s pushing its flagship humanoid robot into the real world after a decade of research and development.
A viral video from a Chinese lab shows an engineer learning the hard way to give robots space during testing.
A Boston embodied AI startup just emerged from stealth with its first commercial product: an AI-powered, doll-like robot to address loneliness.
Clone Robotics says it’s on track to showcase a fully untethered version of its viral synthetic human prototype.
Shenzhen’s UBTECH Robotics says it just manufactured its 1,000th industrial humanoid in 2025. The AI-powered humanoid could be headed to guard the China-Vietnam border.
1X Technologies, the company behind NEO the $20K home robot, is pushing beyond robotics and into lifestyle branding.
China just open-sourced a robot brain the government says can safely think, move, and work on its own.