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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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Three American robot startups. Three very different designs. A common platform underneath? Lumi uses Unitree’s G1. A Tuesday Labs investor identifies it beneath Voxel, too. Hugo appears to use a modified G1, though Dynamic Creatures hasn’t… |
Robots don’t need necks https://t.co/j5rvV2KuCi |
Serious question. Why are so many robot companies names days of the week? Is this a meme or something https://t.co/ApKaSEi8aL |
This is such a creative looking robot. https://t.co/erwCB0Eqm8 |
Meet Voxel, a home robot from Tuesday Labs, founded by former Boston Dynamics roboticist Ros Shinkle. Backwards-bending legs, a face on its torso and plenty of character. The goal: tidy, fetch and water plants. $20,000 estimated price,… |
A very cute Z-legged home humanoid. NYC-based Tuesday Labs’ Voxel is designed for everyday household tasks--tidying up, finding lost items, fetching things, and watering plants… I love the design choices. The bright orange makes it feel… |