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Mimic Robotics Open-Sources "mimic-video" Recipe to Accelerate Video-Action Models
Zurich-based Mimic Robotics has released the code and research for its "pixel-to-action" architecture, aiming to shift the industry from static vision-language models to dynamic video-based foundations.
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Beyond the Kit: Asimov Details the 100-Hour Path to a Walking Humanoid
Following the launch of the "Here Be Dragons" DIY kit, Menlo Research has released a comprehensive guide detailing the mechanical, electronic, and simulation hurdles of building a 1.2-meter humanoid at home.
Unitree R1 Hits AliExpress: The TIME "Best Invention" Goes Global
Unitree Robotics has officially listed the R1 humanoid on AliExpress, marking a major step in its international expansion. With prices starting at $6,800, the move follows a reported strategic partnership with Alibaba to democratize bipedal robotics.
Modularizing the Last Mile: AGIBOT Unveils Genie Studio Agent to Scale Robot Deployment
On Day 5 of AI Week, AGIBOT shifts focus from model intelligence to operational infrastructure with a zero-code platform designed to eliminate the engineering bottleneck in humanoid rollouts.
The World Model Taxonomy: Decoding the Ambiguous Engine of Physical AI
As "world models" become the dominant paradigm in robotics, the industry is grappling with a term that means everything and nothing. We map out the competing visions from LeCun, NVIDIA, 1X, and Tesla.
AGIBOT AI Week: Solving the Physical AI Bottleneck
April 7–14 | A new technical reveal every weekday. From foundational datasets to integrated hardware, go inside the stack built for real-world impact.
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Tracking the Rise of Humanoid Robotics
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.
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Unitree Robotics has demonstrated its H1 model hitting a peak speed of 10 meters per second, matching the world record and moving closer to CEO Wang Xingxing’s prediction of outrunning elite human athletes by mid-2026.
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Generalist AI CEO Pete Florence argues that terms like 'VLA' and 'World Model' are temporary crutches for the industry, revealing that GEN-1's 99% scratch-trained architecture is a bet on the eventual dominance of pure robotic data.
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CEO Brett Adcock announces a massive procurement of Blackwell GPUs to power physics prediction for Figure and next-generation multimodal models for Hark, as motivational speaker Tony Robbins visits HQ.
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With the formal inclusion of Intel, Tesla’s Austin "Terafab" project aims to verticalize semiconductor production to a degree never before seen, targeting 1 terawatt of annual compute to support billions of humanoid robots and a burgeoning space-based AI infrastructure.
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At its 2026 CEO Investor Day, Kia outlined an ambitious execution roadmap for robotics, including the full-scale industrial deployment of Boston Dynamics’ Atlas starting in 2028 and a multi-modal logistics solution integrated with its next-generation electric vans.