All articles tagged with #humanoid robot
Hyundai's Boston Dynamics unit announced the development of a new humanoid robot, Atlas, designed for factory work, with plans to mass produce up to 30,000 units annually in the US starting in 2028, aiming to automate repetitive tasks and enhance manufacturing efficiency.
Boston Dynamics has significantly upgraded its Atlas humanoid robot, enhancing its range of motion, agility, and manipulation capabilities with new AI-powered features, more flexible joints, and advanced tactile sensors, although widespread deployment and reliability still require time and development.
Boston Dynamics has developed Atlas, an AI-powered humanoid robot that is now capable of working autonomously in factory settings, learning tasks through machine learning and simulations, and potentially transforming industrial labor with superhuman capabilities, while industry rivals and geopolitical factors influence the race for robotic dominance.
UBTech Robotics has demonstrated its Walker S2 humanoid robot playing live tennis, showcasing advanced real-time coordination, perception, and adaptability, marking a significant step toward practical, scalable humanoid robots for industrial and service applications.
LG Electronics will showcase its new humanoid robot, LG CLOiD, at CES 2026, designed to perform household tasks with advanced dexterity and human-like interaction, driven by AI and Affectionate Intelligence technology to enhance daily life and reduce mundane chores.
The Neo robot from 1X is a $20,000 humanoid designed to assist with household tasks like laundry and grocery delivery, featuring human-like movement, AI capabilities, and privacy considerations, with initial shipments expected in 2026.
A company called Figure has unveiled a humanoid robot, Figure 03, capable of performing household chores like dishes and serving hors d'oeuvres, with a projected cost of $20,000-$30,000, potentially making advanced home automation more accessible.
Tesla's 'Master Plan Part 4' is a vague and optimistic vision focused on AI and robotics for sustainable abundance, but critics argue it lacks concrete progress, especially regarding its humanoid robot Optimus, which has yet to demonstrate real capabilities beyond remote-controlled demos. The plan emphasizes growth, innovation, and democratization but is viewed skeptically as a distraction from declining sales and earnings.
Robotera's L7 humanoid robot is the world's fastest, reaching speeds of 9 mph, with advanced dexterity and strength, designed for industrial tasks and capable of complex movements, signaling a significant leap in robotics and automation.
Researchers have developed a humanoid robot capable of playing complex drum patterns with over 90% precision across various genres, aiming to revolutionize live music performances by integrating robotic performers on stage.
Humanoid robot Adam, developed by PNDbotics, showcased its capabilities at the VOYAGEX Music Festival in China, highlighting the potential of robots in entertainment and live performances, with advanced technical features and open-source customization options.
Robotera's L7 humanoid robot is the fastest of its kind, reaching speeds of 9 mph, with advanced dexterity and strength, capable of performing complex industrial and entertainment tasks, signaling significant progress in humanoid robotics and potential for diverse applications.
WIRED visits the Tesla Diner in Hollywood, where a $17 hotdog is served alongside a humanoid robot, highlighting futuristic dining experiences and the cultural admiration for Elon Musk's space ambitions.
Milan Kovac, head of Tesla's humanoid robot program, claims he is leaving voluntarily to spend more time with family, but his departure amid Musk's recent controversies and the underwhelming progress of the Optimus robot raises questions about whether his exit was truly voluntary.
Milan Kovac, who led Tesla's Optimus humanoid robot program since 2022, is leaving the company to spend more time with family abroad, with Ashok Elluswamy taking over his responsibilities. Tesla's Optimus project, announced in 2021, aims to develop a humanoid robot capable of various tasks, but its release has been delayed due to supply chain issues.