Home robot, I want one of these two right now
500 hours of training and home robots can do almost anything. Figure's Helix and 1X open up unthinkable home scenarios. Would you want them?
SE01, the robot that walks like a human: jaw-dropping
SE01, the humanoid robot by EngineAI, amazes with its fluid walk. Robotics begins to challenge the boundaries of human imitation.
Waltz with the robot: ExBody2 learns to dance just by watching us
Robots can now learn to waltz by watching humans. A new AI translates our movements into fluid, natural robotic instructions.
Clone Alpha, the incredible android with veins and muscles
Blood, muscles, nerves: it's not a man, it's Clone Alpha. The ultra-realistic Polish robot that challenges the limits of biomimetic engineering.
Speed and precision never seen before: the Astribot S1 robot is lightning
From the ability to open wine to the delicacy of cutting a cucumber, the humanoid s1 displays impressive precision and speed
Unitree, the humanoid robot that can walk faster than you
Unitree's new humanoid robot can walk, or rather run, at 12km per hour, covering 10km in 50 minutes without getting tired. Every record crushed.
Toyota presents Punyo, a robot that can hug objects
With a design inspired by Baymax from Big Hero 6, Punyo uses touch sensors and inflatable 'paws' to hug and carry objects.
Robots of the future? They're on wheels: look what Eve gets up to
Norwegian startup 1X presents its Eve robots in action. No bipedalism or complex hands, but lots of efficiency in picking up objects, tidying up and even opening doors. Is the future of work on wheels?
Robots are (almost) among us: the world's first humanoid factory opens
Robots walk (almost) among us: the first humanoid factory in the world is about to open its doors: it will produce 10.000 a year.
Apollo: the humanoid robot that could challenge Tesla
Texas unveils Apollo: an affordable and friendly humanoid robot: "we will be the iPhone of robots"
In the future sex robots will be prescribed by the doctor
They will help the sick, but they risk making the healthy sick: the balance of robots created for sexual purposes, which will invade the market in the next 10 years, threatens to be rather negative according to an expert sexologist.
