In a press release shared with Inc., Figure says that 02 is the “highest performing humanoid robot” on the market. The company claims that 02 incorporates advances across the robot’s entire design, “including AI, computer vision, batteries ...

Nosh Robotics, a smart home robotics company based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, is giving it a go with the commercial launch of Nosh One, a $1,500 AI-powered cooking robot seven years in the making that the company says "can handle the entire cooking process autonomously: ingredient selection, chopping, sautéing, plating and self-cleaning."

QCT Dev. Kit for physical AI integrates with new TM Xplore I Humanoid Platform powered by NVIDIA Our collaboration with

In a major step toward more adaptable and intuitive machines, Kempner Institute Investigator Yilun Du and his collaborators have unveiled a new kind of artificial intelligence system that lets robots "envision" their actions before carrying them out.

On the engineering side, Infineon and Nvidia are talking up a common humanoid robot architecture built for ultra-low latency, compact form factors, and high power density, which reads like a shopping list for heat sinks.

Nvidia Corp. announced today that it’s partnering with global robotics leaders, including robot “brains” developers, industrial humanoid makers and others to advance the production-scale of physical AI,

Our reporter shares major AI and robotics takeaways from speakers and exhibitors at NVIDIA's GTC event in San Jose last week.

Automation and robotics distributor RARUK Automation has signed an exclusive UK distribution agreement with Trener Robotics (formerly T-Robotics). Headquartered in San Jose, California, and Trondheim, Norway, Trener Robotics offers an AI platform – Acteris – designed to bring artificial intelligence to manufacturing robots.