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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

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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

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