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Meet NEO, the humanoid robot that folds laundry, tidies up, and learns over time
X unveils NEO, the world’s first consumer-ready humanoid robot designed to automate chores and personalize home living.
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World’s first Robot Phone by Honor looks and acts like a pocket-sized 'Wall-E'
The Robot Phone concept from Honor turns a smartphone into an AI-powered companion with a giggling, motorized camera that ...
X’s Neo wants to be your housekeeper. First, it needs to be controlled by a human in your home. Cool with you?
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Inside the Next Generation of Robots Changing Our World
The curious minds at ColdFusion look inside the next generation of robots that are changing our world. This matters because ...
Elon Musk is incredibly bullish on Tesla's Optimus Robot and its ability to address the world's biggest issues.
For more complicated tasks, 1X Technologies' Neo home robot switches to 'expert mode,' which involves a company employee remotely 'supervising' a session while the robot works.
The new models, dubbed Gemini Robotics 1.5 and Gemini Robotics-ER 1.5, greatly expand on the capabilities of the original ...
The hype around delivery robots has fizzled, but DoorDash is still determined to launch Dot, an adorable red bot. It can ride on roads and in bike lanes, where it will face daunting challenges. When ...
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World's most advanced' humanoid robot #shorts
Explore the incredible capabilities of the world's most advanced humanoid robot in this fascinating short video. Witness its lifelike movements and groundbreaking technology that push the boundaries ...
In a nutshell: The increasing number of highly advanced industrial robots appearing in US factories has long brought concerns about human job losses. It's certainly a worry for American workers, and ...
The Figure 03 humanoid robot will be unveiled on Thursday. Beyond what looks like a wide choice of new fabric coverings, we currently have little to go on, suffice to say that the contraption itself ...
China is the world’s most dominant power in automating its manufacturing — installing nearly 10 times as many robots in its factories as the United States, according to new data. Last year, more than ...
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