The city of San Francisco’s ecosystem supports cutting-edge research in automation, clean energy, and digital infrastructure, making it a central player in the evolution of the modern tech industry.
Chinese robotics startups are racing to become the next major player to tap markets for massive amounts of capital. Among the front of the pack is Shenzhen-based EngineAI, known for its T800 humanoids.
It is remarkable how readily major news outlets repeat Foundation Future Industries’ claims about military contracts that are a matter of public record.
A Chinese T800 robot lost its head during what was billed as the world’s first autonomous humanoid fighting event. It kept going like nothing happened, as its head dangled by wires.
China’s Terminator has entered the US, but its stay might be short-lived as support grows in Washington for a ban on Chinese robot imports.
The San Francisco startup Rokatu just introduced Domo, its compact humanoid robot for developers.
AI-generated footage of Chinese humanoid robots preparing for war is going viral across social media, stoking fears that the kind of future the movies warned about is imminent.
The San Francisco startup Foundation Future Industries says it’s secured a contract to supply the Ukrainian military with its industrial Phantom MK1 humanoid robots.
Rapper Cardi B had a very strange interaction with a humanoid robot in San Francisco over the Super Bowl weekend.
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.
Yet another startup is coming out of the woodwork claiming it’s built a home robot that might actually be useful.
REK (Robot Entertainment Kombat) is taking its humanoid robot fighting league on the road with the launch of REK America.