Today in Humanoid Daily ... Unitree launches a new (and good!) hand, Boston Dynamics opens an Atlas factory training ground, Figure's humanoid enters 30 homes it had never seen. Faraday Future launches 9 new robots, a human fights a humanoid robot in a cage and loses ... and the number of the day is 7,000.
Today in Humanoid Daily: Samsung races toward a humanoid robot, aiming to launch at CES 2027, China explores robots for war Agility Robotic’s finances go public, humanoids spread into real markets, there's a new robot that draws blood, and the number of the day is 26 million ... as in 26 million humanoids a year.
NVIDIA's physical AI business is already generating roughly $10 billion a year, more than the entire humanoid robot industry combined, with Jensen Huang pointing to a tenfold path over the next decade. A meaningful share of that comes from China, which built about 90% of the world's humanoids last year. But Beijing is racing to build a domestic stack ...
The FCC added foreign-produced advanced robots to its Covered List in July. New data from OpenMind suggests the biggest US weakness isn’t AI, chips, or software ... but the physical supply chain. And, ecosystem density.