Agility’s Digit Robot Follows Natural Language Command to Deliver Pasta Ingredients
Agility Robotics has taken a major leap toward practical, household humanoids with a new demo showcasing its flagship robot, Digit, executing a multi-step task entirely from a natural language prompt. The command was simple: “Bring me the ingredients to make pasta.” The execution, however, was anything but.
Amazon to Test Humanoid Robots for Last-Mile Delivery
Amazon is taking a bold step toward the future of delivery logistics by testing bipedal humanoid robots to deliver packages. The tech giant has reportedly constructed a sophisticated indoor obstacle course to evaluate robots from several manufacturers, most notably, Chinese robotics company Unitree, known for its agile and affordable humanoid prototypes.
They’re Here… and They're Coming Fast: The Rapid Rise of Consumer HouseBots
The age of household robots is no longer a distant vision—it’s unfolding before our eyes. As depicted in the HouseBots visual, the wave of humanoid and wheeled robots designed for consumer use is not just coming—it’s here.
From AI-powered assistants to multi-tasking humanoids capable of folding laundry, serving food, and navigating real-world environments, these robots are shifting from prototype to practical at an astonishing pace. The global race to put robots in homes has created an explosion of innovation, and here’s a breakdown of what’s arriving—and how fast.
Inside the “Elonomy”: How Optimus and Tesla’s Ecosystem Are Merging Into One Intelligent Future
Tesla may be entering a transformative phase, one that Morgan Stanley analysts have dubbed the rise of the “Elonomy.” In a recent investor report on $TSLA, the financial giant outlined a growing vision in which Elon Musk’s sprawling tech empire, Tesla, xAI, Neuralink, and SpaceX, begins to converge around the development and deployment of advanced AI and robotics, most notably the Optimus humanoid robot.
UK Startup ‘Humanoid’ Unveils HMND 01 Alpha Prototype: Lean, Agile, and Ready for the Future
The UK robotics scene just got more exciting with the reveal of the HMND 01 alpha prototype from emerging startup Humanoid. Standing at 5’9” and weighing 70 kg (154 lbs), the HMND 01 signals a deliberate design focus on human-like proportions and efficient movement aimed squarely at future applications in real-world environments.
New Demo by UCR Showcases Moby Robot’s Robust Locomotion
In a striking new demonstration, the University of California, Riverside (UCR) has unveiled Moby, a humanoid robot whose smooth, stable locomotion sets a new bar for real-world readiness. Powered by a sophisticated simulation-to-reality (sim2real) training pipeline built atop NVIDIA’s Isaac ecosystem, Moby is not just another lab prototype, it’s built for the real world.
Figure 01 vs Figure 02: What’s New in the Next Generation of Humanoid Robotics
As the robotics world watches Figure AI push the boundaries of humanoid design, the debut of Figure 02 marks a significant leap from its predecessor, Figure 01. Both robots are part of the company’s vision to introduce general-purpose humanoids into the workforce—but the differences between the two signal how rapidly this vision is evolving into reality.
Guangzhou Fuwei Robotics Unveils High-Precision Wheeled Humanoid Prototype
A new entrant in the rapidly evolving humanoid robotics space has emerged from China. Guangzhou Fuwei Robotics has unveiled a wheeled humanoid robot prototype designed specifically for industrial, high-precision operations.
Hubei’s Wheeled Housebot Learns to Serve, Fold, and Summarize
In a major stride for service robotics, Hubei GuangGuDongZhi has introduced a new wheeled humanoid robot that’s actively training to master real-world household and hospitality tasks, including serving plates, pouring coffee, folding clothes, and even summarizing information.
Unitree Teases New Home Robot, Hints at Sub-$10,000 Price
Unitree Robotics, a company increasingly prominent in the development of both quadruped and bipedal robots, has released a tantalizing teaser for an upcoming humanoid model. In a social media post on May 30, 2025, the Hangzhou-based firm hinted at a new robot with 26 degrees of freedom (DOF) and, most notably, a potential price point suggested by the figure "$?000."
Boston Dynamics’ Atlas AI Brings Us Closer to Physically Intelligent HouseBots
Boston Dynamics is once again pushing the boundaries of robotics, this time with a new leap in perception and interaction for its flagship humanoid robot, Atlas. In a recent deep dive by their AI team, they revealed how the next generation of Atlas not only sees the world, but understands and manipulates it with increasing intelligence and agility.
Meet ZERITH H1: The Hotel Housekeeper of the Future
In the race toward making humanoid robots a part of daily life, China's ZERITH is making bold strides with its new housekeeping robot, the ZERITH H1. Purpose-built for hospitality, the H1 is designed to handle one of the most labor-intensive environments in service, hotel housekeeping.
From Haircuts to Household Harmony
What once seemed like a science fiction novelty—getting a haircut from a robot—is now a tangible reality. Engineer Shane Wighton, widely known for his creative tech experiments, has developed a robotic barber capable of giving haircuts using scissors and pre-programmed styling modes. This is more than a gimmick; it’s a glimpse into the expanding future of consumer robotics.
Sharpa Unveils SharpaWave: The World’s Most Tactile Dexterous Robot Hand
Singapore-based robotics startup Sharpa is redefining what robotic manipulation means with the debut of its latest innovation: SharpaWave, a 22-degree-of-freedom (DOF) dexterous hand that brings human-like precision and speed to the world of robotics.
Fourier Robotics Enters New Era: Humanoids Set to Revolutionize Rehab, Medicine, and Everyday Life
Fourier Intelligence, a global leader in rehabilitation robotics, has just crossed a major milestone, over 10,000 robots deployed in its first decade. With a strong foundation in medical robotics, Fourier is now setting its sights on an even more ambitious goal: integrating humanoid robots into rehabilitation, healthcare, and daily living environments.
AGIBOT’s “Nezha” Robot Blurs the Line Between Walking and Rolling — And It Might Be the Future of Smart Mobility
In the ever-evolving world of humanoid robotics, Shanghai-based AGIBOT (Zhiyuan) is making headlines with a breakthrough that could redefine how robots interact with real-world environments. Their latest innovation, “Nezha,” is a new-generation humanoid robot capable of seamlessly transitioning between walking on two legs and rolling on two wheels — all autonomously, based on situational awareness.
Tesla's Optimus Raises the Bar for Everyday Robots
Tesla's Optimus robot represents a leap forward in integrating robotics into daily life. Designed to assist with household tasks, Optimus is equipped with advanced AI and tactile sensors, enabling it to perform delicate operations like picking up eggs without breaking them. This development aligns with Musk's vision of creating a versatile Home Droid that can seamlessly integrate into domestic environments.
Foundation’s $1B Vision: AI Startup Races Toward $100M Raise Amid Explosive Growth
Foundation, the fast-rising artificial intelligence startup, is currently in the midst of raising $100 million in fresh capital at a $1 billion valuation—just months after closing an $11 million pre-seed round last August. The meteoric valuation jump highlights the surging investor appetite for advanced AI infrastructure and foundation model startups poised to reshape industries.
TETRABOT 01: The Explosion-Proof Humanoid Robot Redefining Industrial Safety
In a powerful leap toward safer industrial environments, TETRABOT 01—developed by TETRABOT, a robotics company based in Nanjing, China—is now actively replacing humans in one of the most dangerous sectors of factory work: high-voltage power rooms.
The Rise of Housebots: Navigating the Future of Cooking with Automation
Household robots are no longer just futuristic fantasies, they are rapidly becoming a part of everyday life. What began with robotic vacuums like the Roomba has evolved into full-scale domestic assistants capable of performing complex tasks that once required human hands.