LG and Nvidia expanded their physical AI partnership into humanoid robots, AI factories and mobility, with new projects planned through 2028.

It isn't just about building new embodiments via robots; it's about giving a brain to everything the world has already built.

The upshot of Wang’s creative fervor is the GD01, which Unitree bills as the world’s first mass-produced, transformable mecha ...

The Walt Disney Company (Disney) has unveiled advanced technologies used to bring the "magic" of its film characters and ...

The 1Rollo one-wheeled AI security robot uses a spinning flywheel to balance while patrolling properties at speeds up to 19 ...

Chore Robotics revealed the first looks of its new-generation robotic platform, introducing future outdoor and indoor ...

Andrew Lonsberry, Chief Executive Officer of Path Robotics, said physical AI can address welding labor shortages by ...

Discover open robotic platforms, embodied AI solutions, and intelligent automation technologies at Elephant Robotics' ...

Gray Matter Robotics Co-Founder and CEO Ariyan Kabir discusses the company's unprecedented $900 million manufacturing collaboration with Huntington Ingalls Industries. Kabir explains how deploying ...

The FCC has banned foreign-made humanoids, making a fragile, nascent sector part of America’s AI industrial policy.

KAIST researchers developed a four-legged robot that can independently choose whether to walk, run, or jump as terrain ...

Startup companies are now starting to test their humanoid robots for home use, but experts said wider adoption will take years.