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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.
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.
UBTECH has commissioned a 14,000-square-meter smart manufacturing facility in Guangxi engineered to produce a humanoid every 10 minutes, scaling up the industry’s hardware volume race.
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.
Hot on the heels of Unitree’s UnifoLM release, AGIBOT has open-sourced GE-Act 2.0, a native World-Action Model pretrained from scratch across 30,000 hours of manipulation data to eliminate the "validity gap."
Founded by Apple Special Projects Group veterans, Maven Robotics lands $100 million in Series A funding led by RoboStrategy to scale wheeled, dual-arm mobile manipulators across real-world logistics facilities.
Ten months after its first commercial rollout, Skild AI has scaled to $100 million in annual recurring revenue across more than 60 customers, using its deployment milestone to issue a sharp critique of cherry-picked robotics demonstrations.
Unitree’s UnifoLM-WLA-1.0 combines visual understanding and whole-body control for humanoid tasks. Reasoning-model weights are available, with the full action model still to come.
At its Munich Physical AI event, Agile Robots founder Zhaopeng Chen laid out a multi-trillion-dollar vision for humanoids while pushing back on "magic" AI shortcuts on the factory floor.
An impromptu painting demonstration using OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra has triggered a wider industry clash over whether foundation models will commoditize physical AI or hit an unyielding hardware ceiling.
Just a month after breaking stealth with a legged Unitree platform, European robotics startup Nucleus has deployed Nucleus II on a wheeled mobile chassis, prioritizing payload, runtime, and stability.
