AGIBOT says it has now produced 15,000 humanoid robots, a milestone that suggests China may be moving from flashy demos to real-world AI deployment faster than many in the West expected.
A new Hexagon study found that people are far more comfortable with robots handling physical labor in warehouses and factories than caring for patients or teaching children. The findings reveal where the public is drawing the line as robotics adoption grows.
A company with roots in Bitcoin mining says production has begun on the first wave of its humanoid robots, with plans to deploy 143 machines at an AI data center campus. There is just one problem: despite the bold claims, the announcement offers few of the details that would normally accompany a robotics project of this scale.