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Helix Figure AI has unveiled Helix, a groundbreaking Vision-Language-Action model that enables humanoid robots to perform complex tasks through voice commands, marking a significant advancement in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence.

🔥 Chinese startup Agibot has launched mass production of AI robots capable of assisting in warehouses and factories, walking through stores, and cleaning and doing laundry. 🤖🏬 The lineup includes humanoid robots as well as wheeled versions. The

Why Failed Stayzilla ? Stayzilla failed due to a shift in its business model, intense competition from companies like OYO and Airbnb, high operational costs, and challenges in scaling to smaller towns. It burned through cash without securing eno

💡 Business Idea: Glass Production and Glass Products ⚡ Easing the process of growing a glass production business can be achieved by focusing not only on glass but also on creating unique, original products. ✨ Starting a glass product business can’

Figure01 is an innovative humanoid robot developed by Figure, a California-based robotics startup. The robot integrates advanced AI with human-like dexterity, designed to perform a wide range of tasks in industries like manufacturing, logistics, and

The future of customer interaction is evolving rapidly. Are businesses ready for the next wave of innovation? We're seeing a significant shift towards more intuitive and efficient operational models, driven by advancements in robotics and embedded sy

⚡ Ola Electric's Q4 FY25 Losses Surge Amid Revenue Decline Ola Electric, a prominent player in India's electric vehicle (EV) sector, has reported a substantial financial downturn in Q4 FY25. The company's losses doubled to ₹862 crore, marking a 106%

Another big week of AI and Robotics news From next-gen humanoids to groundbreaking AI models, here’s a quick rundown of the latest developments in robotics and artificial intelligence: 1. Booster Robotics’ T1 Takes a Beating China’s Booster Roboti

In the 1900s, only a few thousand cars were built each year, hand made for the wealthy. By the 1920s, Ford’s assembly line scaled production 100x and put cars in the hands of millions. Rockets are now at a similar shift. Engines that once took years