South Korea backs Atlas humanoid robots for 2028 rollout
South Korea’s physical AI plan pairs Hyundai’s Atlas manufacturing push with a 2028 target for humanoids in 10 industries and labor friction.
South Korea’s physical AI plan pairs Hyundai’s Atlas manufacturing push with a 2028 target for humanoids in 10 industries and labor friction.
Roland Berger says humanoid robot makers could generate $300 billion by 2035, or $750 billion in an optimistic case, with safety barriers unresolved.
Market Analysis Can a Norwegian Robot Really Replace China’s Humanoid Juggernaut? 1X opened NEO to Western developers the same week the Pentagon blacklisted Unitree. We did the math on whether a relocated – and partly teleoperated – home robot can stand in for the company that out-shipped Tesla. By humanoid.guide Analysis June 2026 The timing…
BMW is bringing Figure 03 into a logistics sequencing task at Plant Spartanburg after an 11 month Figure 02 body shop pilot.
BMW will use Figure AI’s Figure 03 in Spartanburg logistics, sorting unsorted components into sequence trolleys after an earlier body shop pilot.
Agility Robotics has agreed to merge with Churchill Capital Corp XI, setting up a possible Nasdaq listing for its Digit humanoid robot business.
Adam’s Hand Plus is an anthropomorphic robotic hand built to give robotic systems a more human like style of grasping across varied tasks. Developed by BionIT Labs, it emphasizes adaptive grip behavior so the fingers conform naturally to different shapes, sizes, and surface textures, helping maintain secure contact on delicate items, irregular parts, and loads…
Field Dispatch · Automate 2026 · Analysis What the floor was really telling us By Leo Terry · Reporting from McCormick Place, Chicago Humanoid Guide sent Leo Terry to Chicago for three days on the Automate 2026 floor, and he came back with more than a highlight reel. Between the keynotes, the market sessions and…
Morgan Stanley has doubled its China humanoid robot shipment outlook, citing faster commercial deployment, though public reporting lacks unit figures.
A San Diego charter chain bought two Ameca humanoids for $500,000, but early classroom use shows clunky interaction and safety questions.