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A Shanghai-based robotics firm officially open-sourced its flagship bipedal humanoid robot, ROBOTO ORIGIN, making its full hardware and software stack
London-based Shadow Robot has spent 30 years perfecting a robotic hand that moves with human-like precision. Using 40 metal tendons pulled by small motors, their hand helps universities and tech firms study dexterity. But making hands that are affordable, durable, and sensitive enough for real-world use remains one of robotics’ biggest challenges.
Beijing-based robotics company Robotera unveiled its humanoid robot, the L7, during Chinese New Year 2026 celebrations. Marking the Year of
Engineer Matt Denton turned a standard Prusament filament roll into a fully functional remote-controlled robot called SpoolBot. At first sight,
Ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Mexico unveiled a new layer of security: robot dogs in Guadalupe and Monterrey.
A giant robot is now helping build the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor(ITER) in southern France. The robot, named Godzilla, has
China’s Alibaba has released RynnBrain, an open-source embodied AI model that gives robots spatiotemporal memory and physical-space reasoning. Developed by DAMO Academy and led by Director Zhao Deli, the system set 16 new benchmarks, surpassing Google Gemini Robotics ER 1.5 and NVIDIA Cosmos Reason 2. The 30B MoE model activates only 3B parameters for faster, smoother robot control. All seven models and a new benchmark suite are now public on GitHub.
Fujian University of Technology has built China’s first humanoid robot for autism therapy, integrating non-invasive brain-computer interface technology to read neural signals during interactions. Led by Professor Wu Yang, the innovation aims to improve early diagnosis and provide consistent, data-driven therapy support, marking a significant step toward blending advanced robotics with compassionate neurological care.
Egypt’s Arab Organization for Industrialization (AOI) unveiled its Hamza-3 suicide drone with a 1,800 km range and swarming capabilities in Riyadh. Alongside the Sakr 105 rocket launcher and Haris-2 jammer, the systems highlight a push for localized production, though key components are still imported from China, mirroring a broader Arab drive for defense self-sufficiency.
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