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Reward AI’s latest OM-1 video features delivery, stairway picking and household tasks, following its September debut of a policy trained on human demonstrations.
Catch up on Voxel’s home-robot pitch, Unitree’s H2-X showcase, Europe’s new humanoids and training facilities, and our latest features in the free weekly briefing.
WorldOracle tests whether action-conditioned world models predict what robots actually do, revealing gaps in object motion and long-horizon accuracy.
Tesla, Figure and Apptronik are each preparing a new humanoid, and none has given a reveal date. Here is what each company has said, what our reporting adds, and when each robot is most likely to appear.
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.
LG’s Q3 call outlines a path from industrial robotics to household use, with affordability, compatible appliances, training data and actuator production central to the plan.
Vice president Gu Jie reports limited battery production while IRON remains pre-SOP. The exact production chemistry and performance specifications remain unclear.
The interactive world model takes task instructions from Argon as it generates a simulated Apollo scene, offering an early glimpse of reasoning-guided robotics environments.
Catch up on Voxel’s home-robot pitch, Unitree’s H2-X showcase, Europe’s new humanoids and training facilities, and our latest features in the free weekly briefing.
The compact board supports custom camera layouts, onboard depth and AI processing, and scene-based calibration. The $849 developer kit is shipping now, with cameras sold separately.
The London startup says its simulation-trained model can adapt to new tasks without fine-tuning, with early demonstrations extending to humanoid hands.
WorldOracle tests whether action-conditioned world models predict what robots actually do, revealing gaps in object motion and long-horizon accuracy.
In a Munro Live discussion, Moravy suggests Optimus could help Cybercab use existing charging infrastructure, without announcing a firm deployment timetable.
KED Global reports a Hyundai Mobis-led component lineup and preparations for 10,000 Atlas robots. Final order quantities and prices remain undecided.
The company is standing by a deal for four modified Spot robots despite employee objections, highlighting questions about customer selection and safeguards beyond weaponization.
The acquisition closed October 23. FFR forecasts approximately 2,000 robot sales and shipments for the acquired business in 2026 and introduces FF OmniMind.
Tesla, Figure and Apptronik are each preparing a new humanoid, and none has given a reveal date. Here is what each company has said, what our reporting adds, and when each robot is most likely to appear.
