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Cix Liv posted a notice bearing California State Athletic Commission letterhead after Frankie LaPenna faced an EngineAI T800 in a San Francisco cage fight.
Figure’s farewell film takes its retired humanoids to a furnace in Finland, with Arnold Schwarzenegger, a final thumbs-up and bonus jumps into the molten metal.
A new short film argues that experience with Spot and Stretch, plus Hyundai’s factories and supply chain, gives Boston Dynamics an edge in commercializing Atlas.
Dyna’s new wheeled semi-humanoid combines manipulation, whole-body control and workflow reasoning. Customer-site deployment is the next step after its uncut laundry demonstration.
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A Redmond engineering role describes failure analysis, assembly improvements and ongoing support for Meta’s humanoid hardware, adding detail to its previously reported robotics program.
Charm Care will invest ¥300 million in Donut Robotics as the companies trial cinnamon in a nursing home and develop future nurse-call support.
Agility will outline its technology and business plans in a webcast beginning at 12:30 p.m. ET, ahead of its proposed public listing.
Johnson will advise MITRE’s future-warfare study in an individual capacity, highlighting humanoid logistics applications. Project Meridian’s co-directors include Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey.
Kaleido is the first planned adopter of Noetra’s physical AI, Nikkei reports. Kawasaki envisions initial patrol and transport tasks, with remote control and AI giving way to broader autonomy.
Panasonic plans humanoids for factories and warehouses, with a new AI and robotics R&D division leading development and battery safety presented as a potential advantage.
GPT-6 Astra scores highest among ten models in SuperCLUE’s September evaluation, with a 21.42-point lead in interaction and planning over Gemini-3.8-Flash.
RoboParty’s RP1 debuted with balance-recovery demonstrations at IROS. The developer-focused humanoid builds on ROBOTO ORIGIN, with broader hardware and software releases planned for Q4.
Joe Tegtmeyer’s latest Giga Texas update details advancing steelwork and upper-floor concrete at the Optimus factory, with substantial construction still ahead.
Galbot’s ET1 starts at 79,000 yuan, with Pro and Flagship versions adding compute and advertised learning capabilities at higher prices.
Tesla cut AI5 memory to 72GB and AI6 to 144GB, Musk says, citing Optimus supply needs and lower costs while keeping bandwidth unchanged.
Clone’s teleoperated hand demo shows its legacy design, while the company says a redesigned Torso 4 will target stationary two-arm enterprise tasks in November.
