Introducing Figure 02
Figure is the first-of-its-kind AI robotics company bringing a general purpose humanoid to life.
Figure is the first-of-its-kind AI robotics company bringing a general purpose humanoid to life.
The field of robotics and artificial intelligence is evolving at an unprecedented pace, and 1X , the company behind Neo, is at the forefront with its World Model Sampling Challenge. This innovative competition invites AI researchers, developers, and enthusiasts to explore new ways of enabling robots to predict and navigate complex environments without physical trials….
In the ever-evolving field of humanoid robotics, much attention has been given to improving locomotion, visual perception, and artificial intelligence. However, one critical element remains underappreciated—touch. Without the ability to feel, robots cannot truly interact with their environment in a way that mimics human dexterity. As companies like Sanctuary AI emphasize, the future of humanoid…
Help out at home or steal your job, which path do you choose? Image: 1X Technologies (left), Fourier (right) At GTC 2025, Nvidia demonstrated 1X’s NEO Gamma humanoid robot running its GR00T N1 foundation model. Nvidia recently introduced its new personal AI supercomputer called Project Digits during its CES 2025 keynote. This compact, desk-sized system is…
The evolution of humanoid robotics has taken a giant leap forward with the introduction of NEO Gamma, a cutting-edge personal assistant and companion robot built to revolutionize the way we interact with technology at home. By combining advanced functionality, human-like dexterity, and a soft, flexible design, NEO Gamma promises to be the ultimate home helper….
Shuo Yang, a former engineer at Tesla, has ventured into the robotics industry with his new company, Mondo Tech, aimed at developing small, user-friendly robots for everyday assistance and companionship. After leaving Tesla’s ambitious Optimus project, Shuo Yang, in collaboration with a former colleague from DJI, has founded Mondo Tech in Palo Alto and Shenzhen….
Pen spinning, the art of manipulating a pen with one’s fingers, has long been considered a skill that requires exceptional dexterity, coordination, and control. While it comes naturally to skilled human practitioners, teaching a robot to spin a pen presents a unique set of challenges. However, recent research has made significant strides in enabling robots…