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Unimation was an American robotics company founded in 1956 by George Devol and Joseph Engelberger, credited with creating the world’s first industrial robot, the Unimate. Designed for tasks like die casting and spot welding, the Unimate revolutionized manufacturing by introducing automation to assembly lines. Acquired by Westinghouse in 1983, Unimation’s innovations laid the foundation for the modern robotics industry and influenced global advances in industrial automation and robotic engineering.

China’s $27K Humanoid Robot Enters Mass Production

November 2, 2025July 4, 2025 by Mike Kalil
Shenzhen Dobot's Atom humanoid robots at work

Shenzhen Dobot is entering the race toward fake humans with a massive head start.

Back to Hydraulics? Clone and Sanctuary AI Boast Next-Gen Fluid-Powered Robots

November 2, 2025December 16, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Next-Generation Hydraulic-Powered Humanoid Robotics by Clone Robotics and Sanctuary AI

Sanctuary AI and Clone Robotics are boasting the humanlike capabilities of their creations powered by hydraulics.

Humanoid Robot Timeline: From Ancient Automata to 2075

May 3, 2026May 31, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Elektro Humanoid Robot by Westinghouse Electric Corporation

Let’s start in Ancient Greece with the emergence of automata, machines designed to complete tasks or mimic human actions.

Industrial Automation Evolution: Advancements from Ancient Times to Y4K

November 1, 2025May 16, 2024 by Mike Kalil
History and Future of Industrial Automation

Let’s dive into the distant past and future of industrial automation, from ancient times to present day technologies to the year 4000.

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