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Optimus renders labeled gen3 first appeared in Tesla’s Android app on August 27, a four-build comparison shows. Higher-resolution versions arrived September 5, but the assets do not confirm final hardware or a working robot interface.
Sharing Humanoids Daily’s interview clip, Figure’s CEO expands his four-stage roadmap and predicts hundreds of billions in spending to scale robot intelligence and manufacturing.
Jeff Cardenas singles out U.S. gear shortages and says actuators can account for 60% of robot parts costs, as Apptronik works to build domestic supply capacity.
XPENG shows IRON tracking speakers, switching languages and recalling customer preferences in a showroom-style R&D test, ahead of its planned store deployments.
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Dyna promises a first look at a new robot, following its Dyna-2 model release and reported customer expansion. Specifications and a launch date remain undisclosed.
Figure backs NVIDIA’s agent-safety initiative, while Gecko’s CEO outlines inspection robots working within human-set limits. How the platform will be integrated into Figure’s robots remains undisclosed.
Sharpa expands its manipulation hardware lineup with a tactile-sensing robot, a sub-750-gram dexterous hand and an exoskeleton glove for teleoperation and training data.
Niantic Spatial pairs captured 3D scenes with collision geometry for robot simulation, offering free samples, paid access, and a relighting beta.
HD Hyundai Robotics plans to bring humanoid perception and manipulation technology to existing factory robots, alongside hand development with AIDIN and its Persona AI welding partnership.
The Information reports a roughly tenfold Optimus production increase, but says current V3 units are not the final customer version and details hardware, supplier and AI challenges.
The Asimov 1 release exposes locomotion rewards, actuator settings and simulation training code, giving developers tools to adapt the walking controller for the open-source humanoid.
AGIBOT says cumulative robot production has reached 20,000, with its latest milestone machine delivered to Chimelong. Recent checkpoints suggest roughly 5,000 additional units per quarter across a mixed fleet.
Barclays says one million humanoids by 2030 could mean 10,000 tons of PEEK demand. Kingfa’s robotics technical lead questions most current applications, highlighting the gap between today’s designs and future forecasts.
The Tokyo startup is designing modular industrial robots for on-site repairs in minutes, with Japanese automotive manufacturing and logistics as its first targets.
The startup is betting on simple hardware and an open platform that lets customers choose their own AI.
AGIBOT and Chimelong have launched a robot deployment spanning performances, visitor guidance and hotel services at the existing Spaceship Park in Zhuhai, alongside a joint tourism research institute.
