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Nyobolt is behind Digit 5’s planned nine-minute recharge, which Agility says will help the humanoid work more than 20 hours per day. Early access is expected in 2027.
120ft has emerged from stealth with €576,000 in angel funding to develop local robotic assembly for small batches, with brands paying per finished product.
The SEC has declared the merger registration effective, bringing Agility closer to its planned AGLT listing and financing for Digit 5 deployments.
PI is accepting applications for a managed robot-model API, with early examples spanning manufacturing and heavy machinery.
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Brett Adcock says Figure 03 has covered 348 miles in a treadmill stress test that began as a side project to expose failures—and is still running.
Tesla’s new shareholder letter urges the re-election of Musk, Denholm and Straubel, citing its AI and manufacturing ambitions ahead of the December 3 meeting.
KAIST’s latest humanoid demonstration uses onboard vision to push objects up to 35 kg and lift up to 20 kg, extending its work from locomotion to object handling.
Agility has named Mark Vale as its expected post-merger audit committee chair. Shareholders are scheduled to vote on the transaction on November 2.
Phybot debuted its PhyHand at the Canton Fair with 23 active degrees of freedom. The hand demonstrated gestures, while fine grasping remains in development.
FR-NIA pairs a silicone-covered expressive face with conversational AI and customization tools, but its Kickstarter launch and pricing details remain inconsistent.
X2Real tests robot manipulation across 44 tasks, with hardware comparisons that reveal both the promise and limits of simulation-based evaluation.
Musk says Optimus and Cybercab will account for most of Tesla’s value, while a factory observer describes a building-first approach to the Texas Optimus plant.
AiMOGA plans an October 21 launch for its family companion humanoid, with pricing and delivery details still undisclosed.
Plim combines household assistance with remote operation by family and caregivers. The wheeled robot has Jetson Thor computing and a listed two-hour runtime.
Unitree’s new UniUni system combines natural-language choreography, LiDAR stage mapping and live robot monitoring to coordinate multi-robot performances.
Nyobolt is behind Digit 5’s planned nine-minute recharge, which Agility says will help the humanoid work more than 20 hours per day. Early access is expected in 2027.
