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🗣 Over 10% of the workforce in South Korea is made up of robots, making the country a global leader in this area. According to analysts, for every 10,000 employees, there are 1,012 industrial robots. The number of robots increases by an average o

Lately I was thinking that Indian Armed Forces are heavily dependent on Human Soldiers that creates a unnecessary case of casualties. As we see advancement in AI and Robotics isn't it possible for Indian Armed Forces to make Human Soldiers coordinate

The US based NRI entrepreneur [Dr Narayan Sharma] has announced to set up a greenfield robotics factory at Durgapur with an estimated investment of ₹100 crores. The announcement was done in Durgapur Utsav event. The company [Oms International] have

Nuro Raises $106M, Now Valued at $6 Billion Nuro, known for its autonomous delivery robots, raised $106 million in fresh funding, boosting its valuation to $6 billion. The funds will help scale operations and enhance delivery robotics technology. #

Elon Musk:Tesla will start selling Optimus Robots by the End Of Next Year. Several companies are betting on humanoid robots to meet potential labour shortages

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.

Remember these are the worst robots that these companies have made, robots will replace human workers entirely starting with few sectors as soon as next year.

The company's production line for humanoid robots will be operational in 2025, starting by manufacturing hundreds and scaling to thousands of robots. ~ Figure CEO Brett Adcock

Zoho just acquired Kochi-based Asimov Robotics, a startup that makes robots for hospitals and industries, to boost its AI and robotics R&D in India. Asimov’s last known valuation was ₹2.5 crore (2015), but by May 2025, their annual revenue was around

Will A.I sneek in the court room and we will soon witness robots in place of litigators ?