Robotics

As core growth slows, appliance and electronics brands are betting big on robotic arms and embodied tech to stay ahead.

Flashy fundings aside, doubts are mounting over whether humanoid robot ventures can deliver real returns—or are riding a speculative wave.

Known for its robot vacuums, Dreame is now expanding into the broader home appliance market.

For Spirit AI, the real bottleneck in robotics isn’t hardware—it’s intelligence.

Robotic arms, legs, and lower prices present a challenge to the embattled US company.

The Tesla boss reprises his role as the industry’s “spiritual leader” while the Trump factor adds questions.

Rather than chasing consumer hype, UBTech is doubling down on industrial deployments, putting its robots to work in automotive factories.

The absence of human factor can be an attraction for younger generations.