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Agility Robotics opens a new training center for its Digit robots in Fremont, California, near Tesla’s factory, aiming to advance humanoid robotics development.

AI startup Shift offers free home cleaning by recording cleaners to train future robots, combining spotless homes with smart technology development.

Hyundai's plan to deploy 25,000 humanoid robots in U.S. factories by 2028 sparks worker strikes over job security concerns.

Theker raised $85M to build flexible factory robots that can be reconfigured for multiple tasks, unlike traditional specialized machines.

Atoms, led by Travis Kalanick, raised $1.7B in funding led by a16z to bring AI-powered robotics to industrial sectors.

Humanoid robots break speed records and face challenges like overheating as they race, highlighting the gap between spectacle and household utility.

Figure AI’s 24/7 livestream of humanoid robots handling packages has captivated viewers worldwide with its lifelike robot movements.

Ukraine is deploying AI-powered drones that can autonomously identify and attack targets, marking a new chapter in modern warfare technology.

Former SpaceX engineers are building a robotic factory that blends automation and human oversight to reshape steel parts manufacturing.

Rumors swirl around Anthropic and Physical Intelligence following OpenAI's aggressive acquisition moves, hinting at shifts in the AI landscape.

Amazon updates Alexa Plus to better handle complex smart home commands, connecting seamlessly with devices from Bosch, Whirlpool, and more.

Claude's share chat feature led to some conversations and projects being indexed by Google, exposing user data publicly without intended privacy safeguards.

The iOS 27 beta lets you customize Siri’s speaking speed and tone, making your interactions with Apple’s assistant feel more natural and personal.

Uber’s product chief reveals the company’s focused approach to hotels, robotaxis, AI, and financial services amid evolving partnerships.

Autonomous AI weapons are no longer just a concept—they're becoming a real part of modern warfare, raising urgent ethical and legal questions.