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The Korean robotics exhibition brings together 402 companies from 17 countries, with a new humanoid pavilion and demonstrations spanning robot hands and factory automation.
The German supplier will close five sites and expects €480 million in one-time costs, while pointing to humanoid robotics and defense to absorb part of the reduction.
Our November 3 newsletter covers Meta and Fourier, factory robot trials, funding news and our interview with Lightberry’s CEO.
Shareholders approved the Agility Robotics merger on November 2. Closing is expected November 4, followed by Nasdaq trading under AGLT on November 5.
Chery’s AiMOGA is moving into home companionship with MOBO, a 22-DoF robot with claimed long-term memory, as it explores shared AI capabilities with vehicles.
In a DW interview, David Reger argues that civilian robotics and industrial productivity offer Europe a stronger path forward than military contracts.
Xiaomi’s latest video shows two humanoids sorting center-console side covers over an eight-hour task, with claimed autonomous error recovery and production-line coordination.
IDTechEx forecasts an $850 million humanoid battery market by 2037, as manufacturers pursue fast charging, battery swapping and new chemistries to extend working time.
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.
