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Unitree Unveils Humanoid Bodyguard Robot
Chinese robotics firm Unitree has unveiled a new humanoid bodyguard robot designed to protect people from potential threats.…
China launches $138 billion fund to supercharge AI, quantum tech, and emerging industries
Chinese government has announced 1 trillion yuan ($138 billion) fund to accelerate China’s innovation
South Korean researchers develop Iron Man-inspired robot that helps paraplegics walk
This Iron Man-inspired innovation, called WalkON Suit F1, is a powered exoskeleton that enables users with paraplegia to regain mobility.
Apptronik and Google DeepMind partner to advance AI-powered Humanoid Robots
Apptronik, an AI-powered robotics company, has announced a strategic partnership with Google DeepMind to accelerate the evolution of humanoid robots.
Switzerland’s Anybotics raises $60 million to scale US operations and enhance AI Robotics
Swiss robotics company Anybotics has raised an extra $60 million. New Funding will drive the U.S. expansion and enhance AI Robotics
Meet Figure 01: OpenAI-powered Humanoid Robot that can talk and execute tasks
Figure AI has collaborated with the ChatGPT-maker OpenAI to integrate its artificial intelligence systems into the bodies of humanoid robots.
VR-controlled robot medics to save lives in high-risk regions
Scientists have unveiled robot medics, designed to provide remote medical treatment in high-risk emergency environments.
Serve Robotics secures $30 million funding led by Uber and Nvidia
Serve Robotics, the leading autonomous sidewalk delivery company, has successfully raised an impressive $30 million in financing. This…
UK company and UAE fund sign $1 billion deal to commercialize game-changing graphene products
UAE fund has partnered with a UK-based company in a $1 billion deal aimed at scaling up graphene-based technologies
San Francisco halts ‘killer police robots’ policy after backlash
San Francisco officials have voted against allowing the police to kill suspects with robots. The reversal comes just a week after the supervisors gave law enforcement that right