REK's October 9 Deathmatch Features Blade-Equipped Robots
The October 9 Deathmatch by REK will feature humanoid robots in combat, including blade-equipped versions. The main event pits Rektile against T-REK.
General-purpose machines built to work in spaces designed for people.
The October 9 Deathmatch by REK will feature humanoid robots in combat, including blade-equipped versions. The main event pits Rektile against T-REK.
Boston Dynamics is set to enhance its AI and commercialization strategies with a new leader. The appointment is effective October 7.
Mecka has raised funds from Sequoia, Nvidia, and Microsoft’s M12 to enhance its robot deployment and data collection. This funding aims to improve their human-demonstration capabilities.
The DR02 humanoid robot is being tested in Hangzhou, focusing on traffic reminders and pedestrian interactions. The robot boasts all-weather protection capabilities.
Agility Robotics has announced the launch of its new humanoid robot, Digit 5, with a projected cost of $150,000. The company plans to produce 1,000 units annually, with general availability expected by late 2027 or early 2028.
Minerva-Humanoids is creating a humanoid robot called Roger for hazardous energy and public safety tasks. The CEO highlights the role of human operators in its functionality.
Johnson will contribute to MITRE's study on future warfare, focusing on humanoid robots for logistics. Project Meridian is led by Elon Musk and Palmer Luckey.
Charm Care is set to invest ¥300 million in Donut Robotics to enhance nursing home care. The partnership will trial cinnamon and develop nurse-call support systems.
Meta is expanding its humanoid robotics program with a new engineering role focused on hardware support and improvements. This development sheds light on the company's ongoing efforts in the robotics field.
Kaleido will be the first to implement Noetra's physical AI in humanoid robots. Kawasaki plans to use this technology for patrol and transport tasks, moving towards increased autonomy.
Galbot has unveiled the ET1 humanoid robot, starting at 79,000 yuan. Enhanced versions offer more advanced features.
RoboParty has launched the RP1 humanoid robot, demonstrating its balance-recovery abilities at IROS. This new model builds on the ROBOTO ORIGIN platform and aims for expanded releases in the near future.
Panasonic is initiating the development of humanoid robots for industrial use, focusing on factories and warehouses. A new R&D division will lead this effort, highlighting battery safety as a significant benefit.
Clone has showcased its teleoperated hand, highlighting its legacy design. The company plans to release a redesigned Torso 4 in November for enterprise tasks.
UBTECH Robotics has unveiled a factory-tour series featuring robots in production. The CEO highlighted a monthly capacity of 1,500 units, emphasizing the efficiency brought by humanoid robots.
The new humanoid robot demo by CEO Melvin Schwarz highlights a blend of autonomous and teleoperated functions. It is set for factory shifts of four to six hours, indicating its practical use in industry.
Atlas has upgraded its hands to enhance dexterity, now featuring 13 degrees of freedom. This improvement supports better tactile sensing and learning capabilities.
Agility Robotics and FORT-Robotics are enhancing safety features for the humanoid robot Digit 5. Their partnership includes new safety systems and communication improvements.
AstriBot has launched its T1 humanoid robot platform, featuring Lumo AI models. The platform is available to US researchers and developers at a starting price of $18,000.
Microagi has appointed a former NVIDIA researcher as chief scientist to advance their Usable Robots team. The focus will be on integrating robot training with industrial applications and data collection.
Flourish Robots is now accepting orders for 50 home robots that learn tasks from their owners. Deliveries are scheduled for December, with a focus on reliability and cost.
Fly Ventures and Toyota Ventures have invested in a Columbia spinout developing robotic hands. These hands utilize touch sensing and learned control for intricate factory tasks.
HTX has introduced a new facility focused on training humanoid robots for challenging tasks. The H2RC will prepare robots for operations in hazardous environments, including emergency and security scenarios.
XPENG's CEO He Xiaopeng offers a candid look at the company's struggles and strategies in humanoid robotics. He emphasizes the importance of EV intelligence in developing physical AI.