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Humanoid Robots As intelligent automation systems, they are embedded within existing upstream and downstream processes, complementing and enhancing the capabilities of full-chain automation, such as production lines and warehouses. As auxiliary assistants, collaborating with…
Some humanoid robots emerge to pave the way for the creation of the next. Asimo became an inspiration for many, and Unitree G1 marked the beginning of many developers' journey towards embodied intelligence. Each generation of humanoid robots has its own mission.
Japan appears poised to inherit or restart Asimo’s unfinished mission in humanoid robotics. A new initiative has begun. The plan brings together companies, universities, and other institutions to develop AI-powered humanoid robots. By 2030, Japan aims to unveil a prototype of…
It's a new weekend, and if you had a humanoid robot right now, where would you take it for a trip? Me: Hiking/Mountain climbing
LimX's Oli successfully navigated the construction site's slag and waste area, and we can imagine its future role as a site inspector. Humanoid robots are replacing humans in these tedious and dangerous tasks.
Limx officially released the full-size humanoid Limx Oli, standing 1.65 meters tall and boasting 31 degrees of freedom. This robot is designed for research and system integrators, helping them quickly build humanoid robot solutions for manufacturing and warehouse automation. As…
Another new humanoid robot from China NEXFORM Robotics, a startup based in Hangzhou, has released its first wheeled, lifting humanoid robot. Featuring a modular design, it can switch between multiple end effectors, has a single-arm load capacity of 5kg, a 2-meter working space,…
China's National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has issued a statement to cool down the humanoid robot industry, but it is entering a new phase. China's humanoid robot industry has experienced rapid growth, but suffers from severe homogenization. Li Chao, deputy…
When a 1.8-meter-tall giant easily gets up…
Amazing explosive power. The first heavy-duty, full-size humanoid robot to perform a backflip on the spot. Beijing PHYBOT M1 (~1.8m, 70kg)
Humanoid robot packer Tianyi, TienKung's sibling, is another wheeled humanoid robot from the Beijing Humanoid Robotics Innovation Center. Demonstrating its potential as a packer. It can autonomously complete packing tasks such as scanning barcodes, removing boxes, and affixing…
Tiangong 2.0 demonstrated its use case at the World Robotics Conference (WRC) for parts sorting on a production line. On August 9th, the manufacturer, the Beijing Humanoid Robot Innovation Center, also released the "WU" world model, the multimodal large model Pelican VLM, and the…
Seeing it up close is even more impressive. I hope that in the future, IRON won't need to be dissected to prove it's a real robot.
So pretty 👩🦰 I met XPeng new IRON at the Auto Guangzhou 2025
A somewhat absurd moment: XPENG cut off the skin and muscles of IRON's left leg during a live stream, revealing a bionic skeleton to prove that IRON is not human.
The impact on the demand side was mentioned. I think this is the biggest variable,if demand shrinks or collapses, current humanoid robots will not be able to escape the valley of death.
From 2014–2019, ~200–400 Chinese industrial robot startups emerged; only ~20–30% (~50–100) survived after the 2018–2019 mass closure wave, with most of the ~150–300 failures caused by reliance on imported core parts, low-end overcapacity, and demand collapse in auto/3C sectors.…
Humanoid robots are already being deployed in some companies' factories and warehouses. However, each company is very different; some may use them in stores first, while others may use them for customer service… Honestly, in your field, where would you deploy humanoid robots?
Good insights, recommended reading. What are the three core factors that determine the large-scale deployment of automated robots (including humanoid robots) in factories?
Why not everything in manufacturing is automated (yet) Every few weeks I see someone (even a major vc) wondering why so little of manufacturing, particularly in the United States, is automated. There are tons of reasons why, all of which boil down to the questions: - what can…
GigaAI unveiled its first wheeled humanoid robot:Maker H01. While the video showcases its potential for home use, this 88 kg robot may have even earlier applications in industrial manufacturing and warehousing, as well as commercial services, such as Huawei's hardware…
If you want to launch or use humanoid robots, start with wheeled ones. GigaAI, a world model company invested in by Huawei, is about to launch its first humanoid robot, Maker H01, driven by its self-developed GigaBrain-0 (VLA).
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