Beijing’s Tiangong Upgraded as Humanoid Robot Prepares for Race Day
Tiangong, Beijing’s open-source humanoid robot, is flexing its upgraded capabilities as it trains for the world’s first human-robot half marathon. …
Humanoid Robotics
Bleeding-edge insights on the rise of AI-powered humanoid robots from all over the world.
Meet Una, UBTECH’s First Hyper-Realistic Humanoid Robot
Leading Chinese robotics firm UBTECH just introduced its first hyper-realistic humanoid robot.
A Step Toward Terminator? Japan’s Robot Hand with Human Muscles
Robots powered by living human muscles are closer to reality thanks to a breakthrough in Japan.
Meet Master Yoda, Star Wars-Inspired Humanoid Robot from China
A high-tech Chinese robotics firm is paying homage to the Star Wars franchise with its newly unveiled humanoid robot.
Booster Robotics Doubles Down on Extreme AI Robot Abuse
If you’re disturbed by how Kai Cenat treats his robots, wait until you see how Booster Robotics treats its humanoids.
Unitree G1 Busts a Move Thanks to New Algorithm Update
Unitree Robotics is boasting its new algorithm update that helps AI-powered humanoid robots learn and perform dance moves with human-like precision and fluidity.
Introducing Steven, a Humanoid Robot Just for Polishing
Chinese robotics firm Stial Technologies just unveiled what it calls the first AI-powered humanoid robot exclusively for polishing tasks.
Apptronik Secures $350M in Series A Funding to Scale Apollo Robot Manufacturing
Leading humanoid robotics player Apptronik just got a massive funding boost to scale production of autonomous humanoid robots.
The Popular Chinese Influencer Who People Think Is a Robot
A Chinese influencer is becoming well known for the drastic steps she’s taking to transform into a humanoid robot.
UK’s HMND 01, MenteeBot V3.0 Humanoid, Engine AI S2 IP Service Robot
There’s a new UK humanoid robotics player, Mentee Robotics unveiled its MenteeBot V3.0, and ENGINEAI’s S2 Original IP Service Robot.
The Age of Androbotics: Nolan Bushnell’s Early Attempt at Consumer Humanoids
In the early 1980s, the tech industry believed it was on the cusp of a breakthrough that would bring robotics into the consumer market.