Figure CEO Brett Adcock announces that the company’s next-generation humanoid, Figure 04, has entered production preparation, marking a radical shift in engineering and manufacturability.
A new factory tour offers a deep dive into 1X Technologies’ vertically integrated manufacturing strategy and CEO Bernt Børnich’s increasing confidence in launch-day autonomy.
Following a public challenge regarding the industrial utility of humanoids, Figure CEO Brett Adcock has committed to a live broadcast of the company's autonomous operations to prove 24/7 reliability.
RoboStrategy, Inc. has officially listed on the Nasdaq, providing a public-market vehicle for investors to gain concentrated exposure to private humanoid leaders like Figure AI and Apptronik.
Persona AI is collaborating with Under Armour to research advanced textiles for robots operating in extreme environments, signaling a shift toward specialized protective layers for industrial humanoids.
A new global report from the Capgemini Research Institute finds that physical AI is reaching a critical inflection point, with 67% of executives viewing it as a industry game-changer despite a projected seven-year timeline for humanoid scale.
At Sequoia Capital’s AI Ascent, Jim Fan argued that robotics is speedrunning the LLM playbook, moving from video-based pre-training to autonomous self-improvement.
As major U.S. robotics firms shift from prototypes to mass production, a clear divide is emerging between the maturity of mechanical hardware and the intelligence of the AI driving it.
CEO Klaus Rosenfeld outlines the financial roadmap for the company’s robotics pivot, projecting an order book in the hundreds of millions of euros supported by partnerships with 45 global players.
Wuji Tech has clarified that the dexterous hardware seen in recent Genesis AI demonstrations is the proprietary Genesis Hand 1.0, co-developed and manufactured as a unique version of Wuji’s high-performance platform.
Agility CEO Peggy Johnson details the transition from caged "work cells" to open floor operations, a new 50-pound lift capacity for the next-generation Digit, and plans for a late-2026 funding round.