News, reviews, articles on the topic Robots
The Chinese company's new quadruped reaches 6 m/s, runs for 3+ hours, and undercuts Spot's $75,000 price tag — but Western buyers face real geopolitical supply risk.
The Chinese robotics firm claims 39% of the global humanoid market in 2025 — and its factory deployment numbers are hard to dismiss.
Engineers at KAIST and Stanford built clothing with pneumatic vine robots that wrap around your body automatically, with applications from semiconductor cleanrooms to elderly care.
Eight design concept prizes — including two 'Best of the Best' — signal where Samsung wants AI to go next, from children's companions to skin-scanning mirrors.
Tesla has converted its historic Fremont assembly line from luxury EVs to humanoid robots, targeting 1 million units a year — but Chinese rivals already ship 90% of the global market.
A Shenzhen startup is crowdfunding a 40-kg, six-camera robot mower with a novel reverse-mowing system — at $2,699 on Kickstarter right now.
The U1 looks like a person, moves like one, and costs as much as a car. US and UK buyers will have to wait — possibly a long time.
A state utility in Kunming deployed cable-crawling robots that harvest their own power via electromagnetic induction — and work where drones are banned.
OpenAI just launched a dedicated robotics division. Tesla is already racing toward a million Optimus units a year. The gap between announcement and hardware is vast.
Swedish startup AirForestry completed the world's first fully autonomous aerial tree harvest in a working production forest, with no ground machinery and no human on-site.
The joint fab announced in March 2026 plans small-batch production by late 2026, but analysts think full-scale output is still years away.
Boston Dynamics trained its humanoid robot on World Cup match footage. The real goal isn't a ceremonial kickoff — it's factory floors across the US.
The RSGS spacecraft will attempt to service, refuel, and upgrade live satellites in geosynchronous orbit — a first for the US government and a potential turning point for the commercial space industry.
Anker's new eufy C15 uses vision-based AI to map and mow without boundary wires or RTK antennas, launching in Europe this May at €899.
The Chinese firm opens global orders for its sub-20kg inspection robot — but pricing and Western availability remain unclear.
