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What started as a modest 8-hour challenge just transformed into an unprecedented 200-hour endurance flex. Here is how Brett Adcock’s multi-day robotics marathon finally ended (with bubbly, of course).
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The LeRobot team has released a low-cost, full-stack bipedal platform designed to close the sim-to-real gap for researchers and builders without breaking the bank.
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Following a successful intralogistics trial in Germany, the UK-based robotics startup has secured Bosch as a contract manufacturer, setting the stage for scaled European deployment.
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As it prepares to unveil its first general-purpose robot, the well-funded robotics startup brings on Damien Kieran as Head of Legal and Pally Kumar as Head of Operations.
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Orbit Robotics just dropped a teaser for HELIOS, a four-armed, four-handed humanoid built to assist astronauts. Here’s why the humanoid space race is suddenly heating up.
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Spun out just months ago, AGIBOT’s subsidiary AGILINK has surpassed a $1 billion valuation to mass-produce dexterous hands and accelerate the shift toward "operation intelligence."
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After a record-breaking year in industrial automation, UBTECH Robotics has officially unveiled UWORLD, a new division targeted directly at household companionship and consumer robotics.
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The Italian robotics startup has showcased new bipedal prototypes capable of blind walking and running, just weeks after announcing a major industrialization partnership with Italdesign.
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At its 2026 AI Day, Matrix Robotics fully revealed the MATRIX-3 humanoid, boasting a 30 kg payload, biomimetic skin, and a production capacity targeting 10,000 units.
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Figure AI pitted a human intern against its Figure 03 autonomous humanoid fleet in a head-to-head package sorting trial. While humanity secured a narrow victory, the machine fleet proved its real value through unbroken persistence.
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Boston Dynamics has showcased its all-electric Atlas robot carrying a 100-pound mini-fridge, highlighting a closing sim-to-real gap and a critical shift toward robust physical intelligence.
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In a new interview, the Meta Chief AI Scientist and AMI Labs founder doubles down on world models, arguing that the massive data requirements of current humanoid demos prove the Vision-Language-Action (VLA) approach is a dead end.