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NEO the humanoid robot can now see into the future and manifest it.
Teleoperation is the remote control of machines or robots by a human operator, often using sensors, cameras, and haptic feedback to perform tasks from a distance. It is widely used in environments that are dangerous, distant, or require high precision, such as space exploration, underwater missions, surgery, and industrial maintenance. In robotics and AI, teleoperation also plays a key role in training autonomous systems by allowing them to learn from human actions through imitation or reinforcement learning.
NEO the humanoid robot can now see into the future and manifest it.
A viral video of Tesla’s Optimus humanoid robot collapsing over the weekend is raising questions about its autonomy and scalability.
AgiBot’s latest industrial humanoid robot, the G2, just nailed a balloon-popping bullseye with a bow and arrow during its official launch livestream.
In Japan, 7-Eleven is rushing to replace store workers with humanoid robots.
A record crowd just turned out to watch Chinese humanoid robots battle in San Francisco as concerns rise about the safety and security of the machines.
Taiwan’s industrial titans are fast-tracking their AI-powered humanoid robots into the workforce.
Palmer Luckey, the eccentric founder of defense tech unicorn Anduril Industries, appeared at Reindustrialize 2025 through a robotic humanoid avatar.
The Japanese startup H2L just introduced its new Capsule Interface that simulates being inside a robot’s body, even from far away.
The city of Beijing just hosted the world’s first humanoid robot half marathon, during which 21 bipedal robots raced alongside roughly 12,000 human runners.
Is the world ready for humanoid robot doctors? What about surgery? Why is the Tesla Optimus itching for a cage match?
Countries with aging populations are increasingly turning to robots amid worsening healthcare worker shortages.