Boston Dynamics just redesigned Atlas's hand for mass production, not research demos -- and the choice it made says a lot about where humanoid robots are actually headed.
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Boston Dynamics redesigned Atlas's hand for mass production, and it's the only genuinely humanoid story worth your attention today.
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Today's headlines skip humanoid robots entirely, but a profile of Hello Robot's Charlie Kemp still holds a lesson worth a business reader's time.
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Today's robotics headlines are about a robot fish, a jumping soft robot, and an assistive-robot builder -- and that says something important about where the real progress is happening.
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A robotic fish and a light-powered jumping gel are genuinely cool science -- but neither one tells a business reader anything about deploying humanoid robots.
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A robotic fish and an infrared-powered jumping gizmo made headlines today -- but only Wandercraft's exoskeleton actually matters to businesses betting on humanoid robotics.
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Wandercraft's Eve exoskeleton just cleared the FDA -- a real milestone in wearable robotics, even though today's headlines had almost nothing else to say about humanoids.
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Today's robotics headlines are about a robot goose video and a student STEM project in Guadalajara -- not a single humanoid deployment in sight, and that gap matters.
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This week's real robotics news wasn't about humanoids at all -- it was about assistive robots and open-source platforms, and that's actually the more useful story.
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A quiet news day for humanoid robots reveals more about the industry's real center of gravity than a splashy demo would.
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China's national push on embodied AI and humanoid robots is a manufacturing strategy, not a novelty act -- and Western businesses should read it that way.
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Today's headlines aren't really about humanoid robots walking into your warehouse -- they're about who controls the industrial base that builds them.
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Today's robotics headlines cover a bioinspired-robotics pioneer and NASA's Mars rover control room -- neither is a humanoid robotics story, and that gap itself tells business readers something.
Read more →A weekly video roundup and a sustainability essay made today's robotics wire -- neither one has anything to do with humanoid robots, and that gap tells its own story.
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Today's robotics news skews to cybersecurity and sustainability for robots in general -- worth reading, but not the humanoid story business leaders keep waiting for.
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Forget backflips -- the humanoid robot that matters this week is the one that promises not to hurt anyone.
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Today's headlines aren't about a new humanoid at all -- they're about the safety questions that will determine whether businesses trust one enough to buy it.
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A new humanoid robot is being sold on safety, not stunts -- and that's a bigger deal for business buyers than another backflip video.
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A new humanoid worker is betting that "safe enough to stand next to" matters more than flashy stunts -- and that's the metric business buyers should watch.
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Two small research advances -- monkey bars and tactile sensing -- hint at where humanoid robots actually need to improve before they're business-ready.
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A humanoid robot swinging across monkey bars looks fun on video, but the real signal for business buyers is still years away.
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Today's headlines skip humanoids entirely -- tactile sensing research and cyborg cockroaches are the real story, and that's worth noting.
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Today's robotics headlines are all biomimicry, not bipeds -- and that gap between lab novelty and deployable humanoid labor is the real business story.
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Today's headlines skip humanoids entirely -- cyborg roaches, frog-muscle fish, and a call for a US robotics roadmap -- but that last one should worry any business betting on automation.
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