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A new video from a Chinese journalist provides an up-close look at the ''Iron'' humanoid robot Xpeng displayed at its AI Day. The inspection confirms details about its "bionic muscle"-like padding and, significantly, appears to validate earlier speculation that the display models do not yet feature the new ''dexterous hands'' detailed in the keynote.

A top Samsung Electronics executive has confirmed the company is actively developing humanoid robots, aiming to internalize core components and leverage its own vast manufacturing infrastructure as both a developer and a key customer.

Forbes Senior Editor Alan Ohnsman labeled the humanoid robot a "publicity stunt," arguing Tesla "has not been a robotics company." The sharp critique contrasts with Tesla''s recent announcements of a $20,000 cost target and plans for a 1-million-unit factory.

In a new video, Xpeng CEO He Xiaopeng shows a bare-metal 'Iron' robot dancing. He claims the human-like motion, which sparked debate at AI Day, is due to a new 'human-like spine' and an AI model that can learn complex movements from human data in just two hours.

A new 27-minute video collaboration with YouTuber Nick DiGiovanni provides a long-form, public trial of 1X''s teleoperation. It showcases the NEO''s surprising dexterity and profound clumsiness.