News, reviews, articles on the topic Robots
Graffiti, bent flags, and traffic cones blocked the robots' path — but the company insists vandalism had nothing to do with it.
A cable-driven robot that slides down from ceiling anchors to grab laundry and toys costs $965 assembled, but requires Linux skills and some serious DIY commitment.
Xpeng just raised $900M for its IRON robot, BYD has unveiled its own humanoid, and US regulators are already slamming the door on imports.
The duck-shaped biped from Pollen Robotics ships before Christmas 2026 and comes with a full open-source stack for reinforcement learning experiments.
Tieda spent four months on an auto assembly line and outperformed most expectations. The catch: Xiaomi isn't selling it to anyone.
Chinese robotics firm Unitree unveiled a humanoid prototype that allegedly outruns the fastest human ever recorded. The timing, two days before its Shanghai IPO, is hard to ignore.
X Square Robot's HOST method lets humanoids copy human movements from a single video clip, skipping the costly neural-network fine-tuning that normally takes hours.
LG signed a deal with Nvidia to build a bipedal robot powered by the Isaac GR00T AI model, with a public unveiling planned for Q1 2027 — while a wheeled robot is already being tested in a Tennessee factory.
Canadian robotics firm MDA Space is rewriting its technical brief after NASA paused the Lunar Gateway project, shifting the iconic robotic arm toward lunar surface logistics instead.
California startup Satyress has unveiled a teleoperated centaur-style robot designed to handle wildfires, floods, and rubble — no price or release date yet.
The Chinese company's new quadruped reaches 6 m/s, runs for 3+ hours, and undercuts Spot's $75,000 price tag — but Western buyers face real geopolitical supply risk.
The Chinese robotics firm claims 39% of the global humanoid market in 2025 — and its factory deployment numbers are hard to dismiss.
Engineers at KAIST and Stanford built clothing with pneumatic vine robots that wrap around your body automatically, with applications from semiconductor cleanrooms to elderly care.
Eight design concept prizes — including two 'Best of the Best' — signal where Samsung wants AI to go next, from children's companions to skin-scanning mirrors.
Tesla has converted its historic Fremont assembly line from luxury EVs to humanoid robots, targeting 1 million units a year — but Chinese rivals already ship 90% of the global market.
