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From a handheld GoPro gripper to Sunday’s Skill Capture Glove, Reward AI’s Omnibody Hand and X Square’s TwinDEX, a growing school of robot development starts with the device humans use to teach the machine.
Agility’s Digit 5 adds a 50 lb payload, nine-minute charging and a new safety architecture. Early access is planned for 2027, with EU and UK deployment ahead.
How Sharpa Wave gained a place in NVIDIA and DeepMind’s robotics programs, with a guide to its tactile sensing, specifications and software.
While the coverage stays fixed on China and the United States, seven European companies have quietly signed deployment commitments running into the thousands of units. Europe's humanoid sector is being built by its buyers.
Humanoids Daily covers the fast-moving world of humanoid robots — from research labs to factory floors. We report on the companies, technologies, and breakthroughs shaping the next generation of intelligent machines.
From autonomous sparring to handling laundry, Unitree is building the AI behind its humanoids. Here is how its UniFoLM models differ—and what developers can actually download.
RoboStrategy’s Jack Pearson explains why the firm led Maven Robotics’ Series A, outlining its thesis on industrial teams, enterprise deployment, and general-purpose robotics.
Rhoda’s latest study puts video pretraining to an industrial test, adding evidence to the debate over how robots should learn.
Flexion has built humanoid policies on Odyssey’s new foundation world model using tens of hours of teleoperation data, with reported gains in resilience to lighting changes.
Hours after introducing Digit 5, Agility leadership unpacked the technical and commercial mechanics behind breaking the safety cage, from 360-degree vision failsafes to a four-layer physical AI stack.
From a handheld GoPro gripper to Sunday’s Skill Capture Glove, Reward AI’s Omnibody Hand and X Square’s TwinDEX, a growing school of robot development starts with the device humans use to teach the machine.
Agility’s Digit 5 adds a 50 lb payload, nine-minute charging and a new safety architecture. Early access is planned for 2027, with EU and UK deployment ahead.
Spun out of Stanford’s DexCap project, Reward AI has introduced OM-1, an embodied foundation model trained exclusively on wearable human data that transfers zero-shot across arms and humanoids.
Synapticon co-founder Nikolai Ensslen’s new venture has shown its humanoid development platform, with former DeepMind researcher Oliver Groth on the team.
A short clip of a Figure robot stepping out of a vehicle recalls its earlier parcel-delivery footage, but no delivery service has been announced in the post.
Unitree’s G1+ adds two neck joints, stronger motors and revised sensing. The base model lists at $15,000 before tax and shipping.
How Sharpa Wave gained a place in NVIDIA and DeepMind’s robotics programs, with a guide to its tactile sensing, specifications and software.
