Boston Dynamics has long been the world leader in mobile robotics, but their latest announcement marks a historic shift. The transition of the Atlas robot from a research platform to a fully electric, commercial-grade humanoid is more than just a technical upgrade – it is the beginning of a new industrial revolution. Designed for the…
A New York Post report claims humanoid robots for household tasks could reach consumers in 2026 at around $20,000, raising questions about readiness, scope, and timelines.
China demonstrated a motion controlled humanoid robot for military operations, highlighting teleoperation, dexterity, and potential roles in remote combat scenarios.
A 60 Minutes report documents Boston Dynamics running its Atlas humanoid robot in early real world tasks, highlighting progress toward industrial deployment.
How fast is this market really moving?One year ago, we published our very first Humanoid.Guide poster.At the time, it felt ambitious: 30 humanoid robots, carefully researched, mapped, and visualized in one place.Fast forward to today — and that same market now counts 119 humanoid robots.That’s not linear growth. That’s acceleration. A year that changed everything…
India plans an uncrewed Gaganyaan G-1 flight carrying humanoid robot Vyommitra to validate crew systems, human interfaces, and safety ahead of human spaceflight.
Qingtianzhu is piloting 1 RMB flash rentals in China, giving short term access to humanoid robots and pointing to a strategy for mass exposure, usage data, and faster iteration.
MIT roboticist Rodney Brooks argues that current humanoid robots cannot meet Elon Musk’s assistant ambitions, warning of technical limits, cost overruns, and fading projects.
The third edition of the Humanoids Summit was held at the Computer History Museum in Silicon Valley from December 11–12, 2025, following the previous edition in London. The event brought together approximately 2,000 participants from 40 countries, featuring 75 speakers, 60 exhibitors, and more than 60 journalists. Through a series of presentations, exhibition booths, and…
This week marked a breakthrough moment in humanoid robotics as three leading platforms – EngineAI’s T800, Tesla’s Optimus 2.5, and Figure’s Figure 03 – demonstrated running abilities that resemble human biomechanics more closely than ever before. While each company has pursued different actuator systems, balance controllers, and gait-learning approaches, their newest demos showcased a striking…
