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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.
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.
CEO Melvin Schwarz tells Humanoids Daily the demo is 60% autonomous and 40% teleoperated, as Nucleus reports regular four-to-six-hour factory shifts.
The first episode of UBTECH’s factory-tour series shows robots supporting production as CEO James Zhou outlines capacity of up to 1,500 units per month.
Atlas’s new hands increase dexterity from seven to 13 degrees of freedom, combining tactile sensing and direct actuation with a design built for simulation-based learning.
Humanoid Europe 2026 comes to Munich on November 5–6, with a programme covering embodied AI, manufacturing, safety and commercial adoption. Here is what to expect.
Agility and FORT expand their partnership around a safety pendant, on-robot communications and an Offboard Safety Bridge connecting Digit 5 to external safety systems.
An exploratory MoU covers GENE.01 inspection and remote-assistance uses, robot footwear materials, and potential access to Eni’s industrial sites and computing capacity.
The partnership spans Agile ONE, robot arms and mobile robots, combining Hitachi’s AI and edge chips with plans to sell factory solutions through HMAX Industry.
Astribot pairs its cable-driven T1 platform with Lumo AI models and an embodied OS, offering US researchers and developers a starting price of $18,000.
HTX’s new H2RC facility will train and test humanoids for hazardous-material handling, ambulance resupply, post-blast investigation and prison-cell searches.
Cix Liv posted a notice bearing California State Athletic Commission letterhead after Frankie LaPenna faced an EngineAI T800 in a San Francisco cage fight.
Fly Ventures and Toyota Ventures co-led the Columbia spinout’s pre-seed round, backing robot hands that combine touch sensing and learned control for intricate factory tasks.
Flourish Robots opens orders for 50 home robots, pairing lightweight hardware with tasks taught by owners. December deliveries are planned, with reliability and compute costs still important limits.
