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Illustration: A sleek mechanical robot arm with a silver and matte-grey finish reaching toward a small household object
Robotics

Humanoid Robots Are Getting Smarter. They Are Not Ready for Your Home Yet.

Nvidia's Cosmos 3 gives robot builders a powerful new tool. But researchers warn that the gap between a robot handing out popcorn and one folding your laundry is still vast.

4 min read
Multiple autonomous farm robots working together in a field, one harvesting while another tends soil and a third monitors conditions, demonstrating coordinated
Robotics

The man who automated farm tractors wants to redesign how all field robots work together

Mel Torrie built ASI from a bootstrapped startup into a global force in outdoor autonomy. At RoboBusiness 2026, he'll explain why the next decade belongs to machines that cooperate, not just machines that drive themselves.

3 min read
A robotics manufacturing facility in China with assembly lines, humanoid robot frames in various stages of assembly, and workers in uniforms inspecting componen
Robotics

Wang Xingxing Built the World's Cheapest Humanoid Robots. Now the Question Is Whether He Can Let Go.

Wang Xingxing built China's leading humanoid robot company by controlling everything, down to screw lengths. A rare deep-dive by a Chinese financial magazine asks whether that approach can scale.

3 min read
A construction site with robotic arms precisely positioning red clay bricks on a rising wall structure, with construction safety equipment and partially complet
Robotics

Meet the Robot Bricklayer That Learned the Hard Way About Black Bricks

A U.S. construction startup called Monumental is sending teams of robots to lay bricks on real sites. What it has discovered on the job is reshaping how the industry thinks about automation.

4 min read
A modern robotics manufacturing facility with humanoid robots in various stages of assembly on production lines, precision machining equipment, and quality cont
Robotics

Unitree's stock has lost half its value since its first day of trading. Here's why that's complicated.

The Chinese robotics company behind a $13,500 humanoid robot is profitable, shipping thousands of units, and still worth $30 billion. So why are investors pulling back?

4 min read
A theme park development workshop with robotic prototypes being assembled, design sketches on walls, and engineers working on mechanical systems with entertainm
Robotics

Former Boston Dynamics Execs Launch Dynamic Creatures to Put AI-Powered Robot Characters in Theme Parks

Two veterans of the famous robotics company want to build Spot and Atlas into entertainment characters that can dance, joke, and one day hug you back.

4 min read
A security laboratory with circuit boards and computer chips displayed under magnification equipment, a security engineer examining components with professional
AI Security

The Chips That Stop Robots From Being Hacked: Why FPGAs Matter for Physical AI Security

A veteran security engineer explains how a specialised type of programmable chip is becoming the first line of defence for AI-powered robots and machines.

3 min read
A robotics demonstration floor with multiple mechanical units performing tasks, stock market tickers displaying price surges, engineers monitoring performance m
Robotics

Robots, billions, and a 460% stock pop: the biggest robotics stories of August 2026

From Google DeepMind's newest robot-controlling AI to a Chinese robotics company that stunned investors on its first day of trading, here is what the robotics world was talking about last month.

4 min read
A close-up of a robotic arm in a factory performing a task, with digital overlay showing hidden network vulnerabilities and attack vectors invisible to physical
Robotics

The Hidden Weak Spot in Robot Safety That Nobody Is Talking About

Modern robots can be tricked into doing dangerous things without anything visibly breaking. Researchers say cybersecurity is the missing piece in how we keep AI-driven machines safe.

5 min read
Illustration: A low-profile unmanned grey boat skims across dark, choppy harbour water at night
Robotics

Inside the Robotic Hand That Can Pick Up a Polybag

Locus Robotics bought a Canadian gripping startup to fix one of the hardest problems in warehouse automation: picking up soft, floppy, or awkward things that suction cups simply cannot handle.

4 min read
Illustration: orderly booth grids, and clusters of professionals in hard hats and lanyards examining equipment
Robotics

Meet the Microduck: Hugging Face's New Tiny Robot Has One Eye, Rollerskates, and Its Own Voice

Pollen Robotics, the robotics arm of AI company Hugging Face, is taking preorders for a 10-inch bipedal robot that picks up socks, follows a laser pointer, and makes sounds unlike any other robot on the shelf.

3 min read
Illustration: photograph taken at golden hour on a vast flat utility-scale solar farm
Robotics

Driverless Diggers Are Already Moving Earth on Real US Construction Sites

Bedrock Robotics has put fully autonomous excavators to work in Texas and Nevada, with no operator in the cab. Here is what that means for construction workers and the projects they build.

4 min read
A humanoid robot torso resting on a workbench in a research lab
Robotics

Sprinting robots break Bolt's record, then break themselves: inside China's humanoid robot games

Beijing hosted the second World Humanoid Robot Games, where machines ran faster than any human ever has, did kung fu, played table tennis, and occasionally caught fire.

4 min read
A matte-grey autonomous cargo glider drone in flight over a rugged desert landscape at golden hour, seen from slightly below and ahead, sharp foreground detail
Robotics

AI Companion Robots Are Moving In. Who Are They Actually For?

A new generation of home robots is designed less to fetch your shopping list and more to notice when you've gone quiet. Here's what that means for lonely adults, kids whose parents work away, and anyone living alone.

5 min read
Illustration: A low-profile unmanned grey boat skims across dark, choppy harbour water at night
Robotics

The tractors are getting smarter, and farms may depend on it

An aging workforce and shrinking skilled labour pool are pushing AI off the screen and into the cab. Companies like Agtonomy are betting that the most important robots of this decade will look nothing like a human.

4 min read
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