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- 🗓️ 2026-09-06 · ✍️ RoboterminalThe Biped Is the Endpoint: Figure Is Financing Humanoid Intelligence Like a Frontier Model
- 🗓️ 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.
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What changed, and what is the evidence.
Oct 8, 2026 · Post · posted
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Digitime reports on TW suppliers feeling pressure from mainland ODMs Huaqin & Luxshare winning HP & Dell orders. Quanta, Compal, Wistron & Inventec are the big TW ODMs. Aside from lower cost, this allows OEMs to secure mainland supply… |
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Wow, X Square’s robot is already working at lululemon! QUANTA X1 Pro is now moving and sorting parcels at the Wuhan distribution center lululemon built with SF Group. Getting from a demo into a customer’s daily operations is what really… |
Humanoid robots are moving deeper into everyday logistics. The QUANTA X1 Pro by @XSquareRobot is now operating at @lululemon Wuhan Distribution Center, handling and organizing parcels on the logistics line as part of daily operations. What… |
AI inference is about to create a second trillion dollar supply chain because inference is expected to rise from 30% of demand in 2023 to 75% by 2030 (Save this). That means every chatbot, coding assistant, search engine and AI agent will… |
AI is about to become the biggest fossil fuel customer on earth (Save this). BloombergNEF's data shows incremental generation needed for data centers climbing from a rounding error in 2025 to roughly 1,350 TWh by 2035 and the two largest… |
We need more compute than ever before because AI is moving into the everyday operations of ordinary businesses (Save this). The chart shows that 22.4% of firms are already using AI in their regular business functions, while another 25.9%… |