NEURA Robotics unveiled the third-generation 4NE1 humanoid at CES 2026, presenting a redesigned platform developed in ...

The rise of humanoid robots isn’t just a technical story – it’s a test of how much human connection we’re willing to ...

FUTR Corporation has entered a strategic pilot partnership with Realbotix Corp. to integrate FUTR’s AI Agent platform with ...

Humanoid robots have drawn renewed attention this year as companies such as Agility Robotics, Tesla, and Figure AI showcase machines walking, running, and handling warehouse tasks ...

GXO is testing humanoid robots from three different firms. Humanoids from Agility Robotics, Reflex Robotics, and Apptronik are learning specific tasks. There's lots of hype around humanoids, though ...

Robots that look and move like humans are getting a lot of buzz. Companies, including Amazon and GXO, are already testing humanoid robots in their warehouses. But humanoids are expensive and complex, ...

Count iRobot (NASDAQ:IRBT) co-founder Rodney Brooks as one of the skeptics that humanoid robots will be able to deliver on all the promises being made across the industry. Brooks also is the ...

Addressing the industry's frequent question of why pursue the seemingly more complex humanoid form, Mr. Qiu Heng explained that traditional industrial robots excel only at the 20% of tasks that are ...

Rodney Brooks, famous for the Roomba, argues the humanoid robot craze in Silicon Valley is doomed to fail. Rodney Brooks, famous for the Roomba, argues the humanoid robot craze in Silicon Valley is ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Building the human future of manufacturing. Even if we solved for the challenges above, why should we limit ourselves, creatively, ...

The tech industry has become obsessed with the idea of humanoid robots, bipedal androids designed to complete tasks on behalf of their flesh-and-blood counterparts. But as many experts have argued, ...

On a different note, any specific reason we focus so much on humanoids? Are they the most flexible “morphology” (for lack of a better term), or the model we’re most comfortable with? Click to expand..