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WorldOracle tests whether action-conditioned world models predict what robots actually do, revealing gaps in object motion and long-horizon accuracy.
Tesla, Figure and Apptronik are each preparing a new humanoid, and none has given a reveal date. Here is what each company has said, what our reporting adds, and when each robot is most likely to appear.
Humanoids Daily covers the fast-moving world of humanoid robots — from research labs to factory floors. We report on the companies, technologies, and breakthroughs shaping the next generation of intelligent machines.
Brett Adcock shares newly manufactured Figure 03 robots walking across campus from BotQ, offering a glimpse of the fleet without new production or delivery figures.
Hangxing No.2 humanoids based on DEEP Robotics’ DR02 platform supported traffic operations around Huanglong Sports Center during the November 1 race.
CEO Ali Attar tells Humanoids Daily that Lumi’s exemption clears the way to apply for FCC certification, with shipments expected “very soon” but no firm date.
A clip shared by Dar Sleeper shows a NEO head called Dexter choosing and playing The Lord of the Rings on a TV as teammates test home integrations.
Six G2 robots face rush-hour service, overnight duty and breakfast preparation in AGIBOT’s November 2–3 livestreamed store challenge.
A Field Trips with Schrep visit explores Rhoda’s robot recovery demos, video-based control architecture and plans for paid industrial deployments before year-end.
The Information reports that Meta and Fourier built a custom humanoid in three months. Meta says the units are for internal research, with no plans to sell them.
Humanoids Summit founder Modar Alaoui told The San Francisco Standard that Tesla plans reservations around its December event. Consumer delivery terms remain unclear.
AGIBOT’s Worken framework combines active robots, autonomous hours and task-specific output. Here is how the calculation works—and what it cannot tell you.
Tesla job listings document motion-capture work and multi-shift data collection, while Robert Scoble’s claims about camera-covered suits and a Palo Alto operation remain unverified.
The expected financing includes $100 million already received. Agility targets a November 4 closing and November 5 Nasdaq debut, subject to shareholder approval and closing conditions.
Researchers at UT Arlington and Carnegie Mellon demonstrate human–humanoid coordination, with motion-capture-supported tests showing both gains and remaining failures.
