As autonomous vehicles expand their presence and humanoid robots linger in demo limbo, it seems we’re caught in a tech paradox where flashy gizmos grab attention while the real advancements in robotics quietly drive us forward.
Sheriff unveiled a humanoid for hostage negotiations, In vivo study proves humanoids’ surgical feasibility, and Mistral AI launches a robotics model to enhance physical AI.
Waymo kicks off fully autonomous service in Las Vegas, Waymo announces driverless rides in 4 new markets, and Waymo turns in teens for reckless behavior in their robotaxi.
Jumping camera dog brings joy with its $800 price tag, A robot swarm is mapping Greenland’s ice sheets, and Tesla is testing new strategies for rapid scaling of robotaxis.
IEEE honors robotics pioneer Toshio Fukuda, Humanoid robotics company plans public offering despite long wait for home integration, and Robotiq details tactile sensor design replicating the human hand.