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- 🗓️ 2026-10-22 · ✍️ RoboterminalEka's Robot Picks 1,500 Things an Hour. Its Gripper Is Rated for About 139 Days of That.
- 🗓️ 2026-10-21 · ✍️ RoboterminalSchaeffler Will Buy Thousands of Humanoids From Its Actuator Customers. Its €400 Million Order Book Doesn't Count Those Deals.
- 🗓️ 2026-10-19 · ✍️ RoboterminalFifteen Humanoids Are Loading Car Parts at 98%. The Number That Decides Their Future Is 15 Seconds.
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What changed, and what is the evidence.
Sep 29, 2026 · Funding · posted
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We spoke with the founders of Feather, O-ID and Delta about what they’re building next. This week’s newsletter: their answers, Tesla’s Optimus progress and AMD’s World Labs deal. Get the weekly briefing in your inbox. Subscribe free →… |
“Keeping them working has to be as scalable as building them.” We asked O-ID CEO Stian Jakobsen how modular robot maintenance would actually work. The plan: detect wear in an elbow, ship a replacement, then have a trained factory worker… |
Two Distinct Modular Approaches > Modularization based on business scenarios: Blue Worm modularizes the humanoid robot into various robot types, ranging from humanoids to AMRs. > Modularization for ease of maintenance: O-ID modularizes… |
Humanoid robots are going modular. Japan-based O-ID has introduced Modular, a practical humanoid robot with a wheeled base, designed to fit into existing industrial environments（manufacturing,logistics,inspection） Interestingly, the… |
What would a factory actually want from a humanoid robot? Japan's O-ID’s Modular offers a pragmatic answer--a wheeled, modular robot designed to fit into existing industrial environments. It stands 172 cm tall, weighs 70 kg, has 30 DoF and… |
What happens when a factory robot breaks? Tokyo startup O-ID is building modular humanoids with replaceable joints, limbs and compute units. Its pitch: on-site repairs in minutes, supported by sensors that flag component wear before… |