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What changed, and what is the evidence.
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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.
Oct 22, 2026 · Post · posted
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In addition to powerful throwing arms, AthenaZero features light, high-speed, tendon-driven hands capable of closing in ~80ms. Powered by torso motors, they combine high force with extreme delicacy, handling heavy tools or fragile items… |
It’s easy to build a robot that looks human. It’s hard to build one that moves like one. Jonathan Hurst in Science Robotics: https://t.co/KxQgpXNb9c #Agility #Digit #MadeForWork https://t.co/to0DMio3ob |
IROS 2026 lists 183 exhibitors in its official directory including companies and organizations. 1. 42de GmbH 2. Abaka AI 3. Aether AI 4. AGIBOT 5. AgileX Robotics 6. Agility 7. Amazon 8. Analog Devices Inc 9. Apex Sensing LLC 10. Applied… |
A robot that throws a baseball at 113 km/h 🥎 AthenaZero, from the @rai_inst, on the cover of Science Robotics this month. Effective mass at the wrist: 3.97 kg. The paper measures a Franka at 29.21 kg and a UR5e at 34.72 kg on the same… |
BeyondMimic is now in Science Robotics. Berkeley and Stanford used a Unitree G1 to track human motions like sprinting, spin-kicks and cartwheels, then used guided diffusion to combine those skills for waypoint navigation and obstacle… |
BeyondMimic is now in Science Robotics. Berkeley and Stanford used a Unitree G1 to track human motions like sprinting, spin-kicks and cartwheels, then used guided diffusion to combine those skills for waypoint navigation and obstacle… |
Post Log in Sign up Post Booster Robotics on X: "Excited to see our work featured in Science Robotics. This research explores a new vision-driven controller for humanoid soccer, tested on Booster Robotics’ humanoid robots in real-world… |