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.
Viral Moment: Tesla’s Optimus Robot Serves Popcorn
A clip shared by the popular X user @cb_doge shows Tesla’s humanoid robot, Optimus, effortlessly serving popcorn at what looks like a movie night setup. The 8-second video (timestamped July 19, 2025) has taken social media by storm—with the caption: “Optimus serving popcorn is the best thing you’ll see on the internet today.”
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.
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.
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.
Meet Isaac: The First Truly Useful HouseBot Is Finally Here
You’ve never had a robot in your home.
Not really.
Not one that folds your laundry, feeds your cat, waters your plants, finds your keys, and snaps a photo while doing it.
Until now.
A stealth startup just launched from Y Combinator with something that feels like it came from the future—but it’s very real, very functional, and it's shipping this year.
It’s called Isaac, and it’s the first personal robot that’s actually designed to live in your home and be useful from day one.
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.
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.
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.
1X Unveils World Model: A New Era of Robot Intelligence and Simulation
In a groundbreaking leap for embodied AI, 1X Technologies has announced the development of its 1X World Model (1XWM) — a generative AI system designed to simulate a rich, interactive world around virtual robots. Unlike conventional video-generation tools like OpenAI’s Sora or Google DeepMind’s VEO, which turn prompts into passive video clips, 1XWM does something more advanced: it enables action-controllable simulation.
Jensen Huang Predicts Billion-Robot Future at GTC Paris: “Humanoid Robotics Could Be One of the Largest Industries Ever”
At the GTC Paris 2025 keynote, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang offered a bold and compelling vision for the future of robotics, declaring that “humanoid robotics is going to potentially be one of the largest industries ever.” His remarks electrified the tech and automation communities, pointing to a near-future where humanoid robots become as ubiquitous as smartphones — with a potential billion robots deployed globally.
K-Scale Labs Unveils K-Bot: An Open-Source $899 Housebot Built for Developers
K-Scale Labs is reshaping the robotics landscape with the introduction of K-Bot, a fully open-source humanoid robot engineered specifically for developers, researchers, and advanced hobbyists. With a focus on accessibility and innovation, K-Scale Labs is lowering the barrier to entry for robotics development while maintaining industrial-grade performance.
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.
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.
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."
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.
Robot Sighting in San Francisco
On May 7, 2025, a robot was navigating the streets of San Francisco, reportedly running errands.
The Operating System of the Humanoid Home
In 2031, it’s no longer remarkable for a household to run on five or more humanoid robots. From childcare to eldercare, from security to meal prep, machines are quietly handling the work that used to consume our time, energy, and attention.
Humanoids are everywhere, but they don’t speak the same language. Each one runs on a different system, with its own app, routines, and update cycle. That’s not just inefficient — it’s unsustainable.