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A senior tech journalist dissects Amazon Astro’s UX journey, showing why robot character design matters for embodied AI and what developers should take away.
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Inside Physical Intelligence, a San Francisco startup, we explore how vision‑language‑action models are speeding up the path to versatile robots that can learn many household tasks.
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Neura Robotics raises $1.4B for Physical AI development from investors including Nvidia, Amazon, and Qualcomm. Funding to support humanoid robots and physical AI.
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Jensen Huang’s Seoul visit spotlights NVIDIA’s AI supply chain, robotics ambitions, and hardware rollouts, offering developers a glimpse of Korea’s AI future.
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Only 2.7% of robotics papers define ‘dull, dirty, dangerous’ work—and that’s distorting where robots get deployed. The data says otherwise. .
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Yarbo, the Chinese company behind the hacked robot lawn mower, has issued a comprehensive plan to address its security issues. But will it be enough?
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Robots can now run a half-marathon faster than humans, and companies are investing heavily in their development, but what’s driving this trend?
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Akhil Docca on how Nvidia is partnering with robotics companies to accelerate physical AI adoption, leveraging a $1.8 billion investment in the space.
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In 2026, bionic exoskeletons are still not in everyday use despite decades of hype. The real test isn’t mobility—it’s utility, cost, and access. Here’s what’s holding them back.
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In a Seoul salvage yard in 2026, a robot with no memory sparks questions about identity, autonomy, and what happens when machines outlive their creators. A discovery that cuts deep into the future of robotics.
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