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We’re excited to unveil the Humanoid Poster: Quarter 1, 2025 Edition, a visually stunning piece showcasing the latest advancements in humanoid robotics. This limited-edition poster captures the essence of innovation, featuring key highlights and milestones in the world of humanoid robots. Designed to inspire tech enthusiasts and robotics professionals alike, it’s not just a decoration…

In a groundbreaking development for industrial automation, humanoid robots have begun working as ‘interns’ in Shanghai factories, marking a significant step toward integrating these advanced machines into manufacturing environments.

With contributions from long time CTO of Boston Dynamics, former Lead Designer of 1x and Leading Open Source experts as well as representatives representatives from supply side and customer side, we are presenting a unique deep dive into the Humanoid Robot market. Analysts, suppliers, investors, customers, researchers and people interested in the humanoid robot space…

Stial Technologies, a company based in Toronto, has recently unveiled a new humanoid robot called Stial Steven. This robot is specifically designed for polishing tasks and uses artificial intelligence and anthropomorphism to autonomously learn polishing processes. Stial Technologies’ acquisition of STFcore, a company specializing in 6D force sensors, has been instrumental in the development of…

In a groundbreaking announcement, Clone has introduced the Protoclone, the world’s first musculoskeletal bipedal android. Described as a “faceless, anatomically accurate synthetic human,” this technological marvel is equipped with over 200 degrees of freedom, more than 1,000 Myofibers, and 500 sensors. The post on LinkedIn has already drawn significant attention, and reactions have been a…

Tesla and others are trying to infuse robots with artificial intelligence, yet their development is dogged by technical and safety challenges. But the dream of a multipurpose domestic droid lives on. In 2013, Boston Dynamics introduced Atlas, a 6ft 2in humanoid robot capable of walking on uneven terrain, jumping, and climbing stairs, signaling a major…