1X has opened a 58,000 square foot California plant to build the Neo humanoid, with shipments due later this year and a 10,000 unit target in its first year.
The LEAP Hand, created by Carnegie Mellon University, is an accessible and affordable research-focused robotic hand that assists in advanced manipulation tasks. The key selling point of the LEAP Hand is its combination of practical usability and anthropomorphic design which allows for the exploration of realistic manipulation research. Further designed to support a wide range…
Apptronik has hired senior leaders from Waymo, Boston Dynamics, Amazon and others as it prepares a new humanoid robot and shifts toward commercial scale.
The Apptronik QDH is a versatile humanoid robot designed for practical, real-world environments. The creators at Apptronik focus on safe human interaction, adaptability, and scalable automation, enabling this robot to fit naturally into spaces built for people. The design of the QDH supports a range of industries that benefit from human-like movement, emphasizing collaboration over…
The Asimov is a modular, do-it-yourself humanoid robot constructed by Menlo AI, providing an affordable and customizable platform for developers and researchers interested in robotics. Featuring onboard computing and real-world motion capabilities, this piece of technology is aimed at fostering hands-on learning and experimentation. Asimov is as unique as it is versatile, allowing users to…
The Astra is an upper-body humanoid robot manufactured by Apptronik in the USA. Designed with human safety and collaboration in mind, this robot has the ability to perform industrial tasks in the real world. It features modular mobility, which makes integration into existing workflows easy without necessitating a complete infrastructure reboot. The compact design harmoniously…
eWeek’s latest humanoid robot rankings put Tesla Optimus first, ahead of Unitree and Agility, citing deployment progress, pricing, and market visibility.
Japan Airlines will test Unitree humanoids at Haneda from May, using them to move luggage and cargo as labor shortages tighten airport operations in Tokyo.
DIGITIMES Research says tendon-driven hands may decide how quickly humanoid robots move from structured deployments toward home and commercial markets.
Leaderdrive, China’s largest maker of harmonic reducers, is seeing profits and shares surge as humanoid robot demand expands across domestic supply chains.
