Toyota humanoid strategy targets factories in robotics push
Toyota plans to deploy 400,000 robots across its automation push, with its Eley humanoid and robot learning models central to its broader robotics ambitions.
Toyota plans to deploy 400,000 robots across its automation push, with its Eley humanoid and robot learning models central to its broader robotics ambitions.
RoboHub reports that an ETH Zurich team uses one policy for walking, climbing and crawling, trained with human motion data and reinforcement learning in simulation.
AgiBot coordinated 110 Expedition A3 humanoids using its LinkBots platform and ultra wideband positioning, with performance and service deployments planned.
Unitree is developing a research, coding and simulation loop for humanoids as founder Wang Xingxing targets broader practical robot capabilities by 2028.
XPENG shows IRON adapting to changing hand gestures, with the company attributing its responses to an onboard VLA 2.0 model that reassesses visual input.
Agile Robots plans an early 2027 release for its humanoid reference platform as NVIDIA adds training datasets, simulation tools and a robot runtime framework.
Generative Bionics plans a 5,000 square metre Italian facility to train and validate its GENE.01 industrial humanoid, targeting operation by late 2027.
Neura says its latest humanoid is 20% lighter and being prepared for series production, with training underway at a €17 million facility near Munich Airport.
Brett Adcock says Figure’s roadmap has completely changed over the past year and its team has doubled, as he publicly shares a company staff meeting on X.
AGCO plans to test Agility Robotics’ Digit in Kansas in 2027, starting with parts sorting, stacking and tote storage at its Hesston manufacturing facility.