Abi the Care Companion: Andromeda’s Humanoid Robot is Redefining Elder Care
In the evolving world of home robotics, one standout is proving that function and compassion can go hand-in-hand. Meet Abi, the colorful and emotionally intelligent humanoid robot developed by Andromeda Robotics, designed specifically to support the elderly and revolutionize the care experience in assisted living communities.
Fourier Intelligence Unveils Emotionally Intelligent Companion Robot
In a bold new chapter for human-robot interaction, Fourier Intelligence is set to debut a humanoid robot designed not for factories or labs—but for hearts and homes. This latest creation isn’t just about artificial intelligence; it’s about emotional intelligence.
Meet Walker S2: UBTECH’s Game-Changing Humanoid Robot Raises the Bar
The humanoid robotics industry is accelerating fast—and UBTECH is leading the charge with the debut of their next-generation industrial humanoid, Walker S2.
This Robot Folded 850 Napkins in 24 Hours, Without a Single Human Touch
In a major leap forward for task-specific robotics, a pioneering team has successfully pushed the boundaries of robot foundation models—running a single robot for 24 hours straight, folding over 850 napkins with near-perfect accuracy and no human intervention.
AI-Powered “HouseBots” Under Development in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA – A cutting-edge robotics lab in Pittsburgh is engineering a new generation of adaptable, AI-driven “housebots”—robots designed to handle tasks in environments that are too hazardous or impractical for humans.
Meet Aura: The Humanoid That Turns Tomorrow Into Today
In a world rapidly shaped by technological innovation, Aura stands as a beacon of what’s next—and what’s now. Developed by Aura.co.th, this humanoid AI is more than a machine. It’s an intuitive presence. A graceful blend of design, intelligence, and emotion that redefines what it means to live alongside technology.
Meet Yanshee: The Next-Gen Classroom Humanoid from UBTECH
UBTECH’s Yanshee is a 15-inch open‑source humanoid robot designed specifically for high school and college STEM programs. Powered by a Raspberry Pi 3B running Raspbian, Yanshee features 17 servo-driven joints, an 8 MP camera, dual speakers and mic, and a wide array of extensible sensors—making it a robust hands‑on platform for real-world robotics and AI education.
Meet Reachy Mini : Is this the First True HouseBot?
Introducing Reachy Mini, the newest innovation from Pollen Robotics in collaboration with Hugging Face, designed to bring open-source robotics to everyone — from curious kids and educators to hackers and hardcore researchers. Priced at just $299, this expressive, pint-sized robot isn’t just affordable — it’s fully programmable, community-powered, and ready to use right out of the box.
Robot Era Raises $70M as Global Demand Surges for China’s STAR1 Humanoid and XHAND1
In a major milestone for China’s rapidly growing robotics sector, humanoid robot startup Robot Era has secured approximately $70 million (500 million yuan) in a successful Series A funding round. The investment marks a vote of confidence from both domestic and international backers, as the company continues to scale up production and expand globally.
MagicBot Z1: China’s MagicLab Unveils the Next Leap in Humanoid Robotics
In a bold step toward the domestic integration of humanoid robotics, Chinese robotics firm MagicLab has unveiled a sneak peek of its latest creation: MagicBot Z1. Designed to blur the line between human and machine, MagicBot Z1 represents a major evolution in general-purpose humanoid robotics—and a clear signal that China is stepping confidently into the home robotics race.
Spotted in Detroit: A Humanoid Robot Walking the Streets — And Turning Heads
It wasn’t a movie set or sci-fi promo—just an ordinary day on Detroit’s 7 Mile Road when something extraordinary happened.
A life-sized humanoid robot, known as Zion, strolled calmly through the city, greeting strangers, shaking hands, and making people stop, stare, and smile. No special effects. No wires. Just a real robot, in the real world, walking among us like it belonged there.
Humanoid Robots Are Helping Humans Live Better, Not Harder
For decades, the promise of robotics was framed around convenience—smart machines automating tedious labor, freeing us for more meaningful experiences. Today, that vision is no longer sci-fi. With humanoid robots advancing rapidly in dexterity, perception, and social intelligence, they are beginning to assist with daily human tasks—empowering people to focus more on living and less on surviving.
From folding laundry and prepping meals to helping elderly parents up the stairs or engaging children in learning games, humanoid robots are quietly transforming the quality of everyday life.
Chinese Robots Keep Getting Better
In a captivating demonstration circulating recently, a humanoid robot accurately mimicked human hand-clapping and handshake motions—bringing to life a new frontier in social-physical human–robot interaction. This isn’t just a flashy trick: it marks a shift in how robots can authentically interact with us through touch and rhythm.
Figure AI’s Workforce-Grade Humanoids: Premium Value in Industry
Figure AI CEO Brett Adcock recently emphasized that humanoid robots designed for workplace environments can command significantly higher prices than those built for home use. This strategy aligns with their mission: deploying humanoids like Figure 01/02/Helix in logistics, manufacturing, and warehousing—where advanced capabilities translate to real business value.
AgiBot X2‑N: The Hybrid Robot That Walks, Rolls, and Climbs Like a Pro
A humanoid robot known as the AgiBot X2‑N has stunned robotics enthusiasts and engineers alike with a demonstration that showcases its extraordinary hybrid locomotion system. Seamlessly shifting between walking and rolling, this robot doesn't just traverse flat ground—it climbs stairs, handles slopes, and hauls cargo, all while relying purely on internal sensors instead of visual input.
China Launches First Humanoid Robot Soccer League – And It’s Hilarious, Impressive, and a Glimpse Into the Future
The future of sports just got a lot weirder—and a lot more robotic. China has officially launched its first humanoid robot soccer league, and if you’ve ever wanted to see AI-powered machines fall over dramatically, get carted off the field on stretchers, or score goals like 5-year-olds at recess—this is your moment.
The league, held in Beijing, features AI-controlled robots supplied by Booster Robotics, and yes, they're exactly as chaotic and charming as they sound.
Google DeepMind Just Shrunk a Robot Brain: Introducing Gemini Robotics On-Device
In a move that could redefine the future of home robotics, Google DeepMind has unveiled Gemini Robotics On-Device—a streamlined version of its powerful VLA (Vision-Language-Action) model, designed to run locally on robots with ultra-low latency.
AI-Engineered Robot Jumps 41% Higher, and Sticks the Landing Like a Gymnast
Robots just got a serious upgrade, and it's not from a new servo or fancy composite material—it’s from artificial intelligence.
Researchers at MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL) have pushed the boundaries of robotics with a leaping machine that outperforms its human-designed counterpart by a remarkable 41% in jump height, thanks entirely to generative AI design.
ROKAE’s Humanoid Robots Are Here, Watch Out Tesla!
ROKAE Robotics, the Beijing-based frontrunner in industrial automation, has officially entered the humanoid robot race—unveiling two groundbreaking bipedal machines that redefine expectations for China's next-gen robotics. Here’s a deep dive into what makes these bots so compelling and what this means for our future helpers at home, work, and beyond.
Sam Altman Envisions Free Humanoid Robots with ChatGPT's Premium Tier
In a statement that feels more like science fiction than reality, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman recently shared an ambitious vision: a future where signing up for the highest tier of ChatGPT could land you a free humanoid robot.
This isn’t just a flashy marketing idea, it signals a larger shift in how Altman and other tech leaders are thinking about the convergence of AI, robotics, and scalable infrastructure. Altman acknowledges that “the mechanical engineering and AI for humanoids are quite hard but feel within grasp.” He believes that we’re standing at the edge of a new industrial era powered by artificial general intelligence and embodied automation.