Amid the flurry of humanoid robot advancements and automated services, it appears everyone is racing to replace human interaction, but maybe we should pause to consider what it truly means to find companionship in machines.
UBTECH launched the UWORLD U1, Interesting Engineering unveiled a humanoid robot with 90% emotional recognition, Fast Company spent $500K on humanoid robots for classrooms.
Tesla is testing its Cybercab without pedals, Uber and Waymo have ended their robotaxi partnership in Phoenix, and Waymo faced a ride failure in Nashville.
ZME Science introduced a 20-legged robot that could revolutionize machine design, Ant Group is making inroads into humanoid robotics with 12 deals in the last 18 months, and Japan plans to deploy 10 million AI robots.
Reuters reports South Korean shops are adopting robots to address labor shortages, Scientists claim to have created a synthetic cell that can replicate, and Uber faces criticism over self-driving car safety debates.