Bleeding-edge insights on the rise of AI-powered humanoid robots from all over the world.
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.
A viral performance by a troupe of Unitree G1 robots is one of the clearest demonstrations yet of where humanoids can deliver immediate value: entertainment.
The CEO of the $39B humanoid startup Figure AI has reportedly launched a new artificial intelligence lab called Hark with $100 million of his own capital.
The rising Shenzhen startup LimX Dynamics says its new robot, the TRON 2, is designed to collect the kind of data that’s considered most valuable for training humanoids to take over human jobs.
The German industrial and automotive giant Schaeffler Group just unveiled what it calls a “universal” actuator for humanoid robots that could help Western firms close the gap with China’s rapidly scaling humanoid manufacturers.
The latest paper from the $5.6B embodied AI startup Physical Intelligence is likely to intensify the growing race to collect raw video data to train next-generation robots to take over human jobs.
Eighteen-year-old Eddy Xu says he dropped out of Columbia, moved to Asia, and convinced thousands of factory workers to wear head-mounted cameras to create what he calls the world’s largest manual-labor dataset.
The Beijing startup NOETIX Robotics just introduced its first mobile hyper-realistic humanoid robot as it plots an aggressive expansion.
The world’s most popular AI video-generation platforms are racing into robotics, reframing their creative tools as rehearsal spaces for next-generation machines.
1X Technologies is shifting its near-term focus from the home to the workplace with its new agreement to supply private-equity giant EQT with humanoids for B2B use cases.
The maker of China’s military Robowolf quadrupeds is now unleashing its humanoid robots into industry after securing what it calls a landmark deployment contract.