"Optimus"

We're not going to see factories with 10,000 humanoid robot workers. We will however, see more robots ... and some humanoids.

From Tesla and Boston Dynamics to Figure AI, Unitree, UBTech and 1X, these are the companies shaping one of the most exciting new frontiers...

The Guangzhou-headquartered EV maker wants to be known as more than just a car company.

Humanoid robot demos can look impressive, but buyers need answers on reliability, autonomy, safety, cost and support before deployment.

BYD is expanding beyond electric vehicles with an ambitious humanoid robot strategy spanning factories, dealerships and eventually consumers...

Atlas has some serious soccer skills. Learning them involved "massive trial and error."

Generative AI had the web to train on. Physical AI has to earn its data in the real world, one grasp, slip, and failure at a time.

If reports online are true, the Chinese tech giant is keeping quiet about an innovation it beat Tesla to create.

That difference—not model size or novelty—is what makes embodied AI harder to deploy and more consequential when it fails.

As AI makes them smarter and more affordable, human-shaped machines could transform some of the most demanding, repetitive & dangerous jobs...

Robot hands are the key to making humanoid robots actually useful. The hands I just saw from 1X's Neo were faster than any other I've seen.

Over the years, we’ve had a lot of 'Transformers'-related toys, but we’ve never had a depiction of The Matrix of Leadership quite like this.