Germany’s Agile Robotics has entered the humanoid robot race with the Agile ONE, featuring remarkably dexterous hands and a layered AI system. The industrial-focused robot can walk at 2 m/s and carry 20kg payloads. Full production begins in early 2026.
Humanoid robots from companies like Tesla and Xpeng keep failing at basic household chores. A 1988 theory called Moravec’s Paradox explains exactly why this happens, and why AI’s rapid progress might change everything.
Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood sees humanoid robots as the ultimate AI frontier. But what technological breakthroughs and market realities will determine whether this vision becomes reality?
Elon Musk’s Unprecedented Compensation Demand During Tesla’s Q3 2025 earnings call, Elon Musk made headlines not for financial results but…
The Strategic Shift Toward Automated Warehouses Amazon is accelerating its transition to robotics-driven operations in what could become one of…
Strategic Investment Fuels China’s Humanoid Robotics Race Leju Robotics has successfully secured over $200 million in its latest funding round,…
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London’s Dexory Secures $165M Series C to Expand Autonomous Warehouse Robotics London-based Dexory, a developer of autonomous warehouse robotics, has…
Renowned roboticist Rodney Brooks has issued a stark warning about an emerging investment bubble in humanoid robotics, joining other industry…
