Liam Thompson builds a real-life robot butler in an ambitious attempt to automate daily tasks.

GigaAI has sent 100 SeeLight S1 humanoid robots into household testing as China pushes embodied AI from demos into daily chores.

Chinese companies are sending humanoid cleaners into homes to help them learn the job better. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Disney's bringing a self-walking Olaf to two parks in early 2026 It looks even cooler than the Star Wars BDX Droids Olaf was built by Disney Imagineering Disney Imagineering has already created a ...

Chinese humanoid robots are making waves with their ability to do backflips, direct traffic and even make coffee. As such ...

The viral marketing campaign for the forthcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 includes a website for The Guild, a fictional defense contractor moving into the civilian market with the ominous slogan "End ...

Figure AI claims its three humanoid robots completed over 24 hours of continuous autonomous package sorting without any human control in a warehouse test.

Ready for a home robot that wakes you up, makes breakfast and even cleans the house afterward? It may sound far-fetched. However, the Chinese robotics company UniX AI says it is closer than most ...

Robot cofounder Colin Angle unveils Familiar, a pet-inspired emotionally aware home robot designed to learn your routines and ...

It’s no secret that Superman was a smashing success during its theatrical run this summer. We loved seeing our favorite righteous caped hero face off against the maniacal Lex Luthor in a ...

The UK's robot anxiety shows trust and exposure will determine automation’s real-world adoption pace.