What’s happened? Chinese robotics firm Robotera has officially launched its next-generation, high-performance humanoid robot, ...

Swarm robotics using generative AI could transform manufacturing, starting with aerospace, writes the CEO of the World ...

Here’s how it’s put in a press release published at TrendForce: ...

It shuttles parts to the production line, ensuring workers have what they need to assemble vehicles. So, for example, Apollo delivers assembly kits while simultaneously inspecting components.

Chinese developers UBTech have created the Walker S2 robot, a 5 foot 3 inches (162 centimetres) tall and 95 pounds (43 ...

On Tuesday, the American robot maker Figure AI unveiled a groundbreaking automated production line that it claims is capable of manufacturing 12,000 of its humanoids per year.

Until now, the robot workforce has had to either be plugged in all of the time, or spend some time cabled to the mains to top up its battery pack. UBTech has launched the Walker S2 humanoid, with dual ...

According to the company, the facility’s first-generation line will initially be capable of manufacturing up to 12,000 humanoid robots per year, with significant plans to increase production.

New MIT device allows robots to learn via 3 human demonstration methods: teleoperation, kinesthetic guidance, or natural task ...

All that robot could possibly do for me is fold my shit once it's dry - and that's not worth $30k. It's not worth $3k. It might be worth $3 for my kid to do it for me.