Robotics

The CEO argues that the future of robotics depends on developing models that can adapt to dynamic, unstructured environments.

From eldercare to exhibition halls, the startup’s bionic bots blend human likeness with factory-floor grit.

Odin 1 equips robots with a spatial memory system modeled after the hippocampus, improving navigation and mapping performance.

The startup is building bots that prioritize emotional presence over technical perfection, hoping that’s what wins over families.

Lumos is advancing humanoid robots beyond vision and large models, integrating tactile sensing to give machines a new mode of real-world interaction.

Its reel blade tech wowed backers, but weak distribution, costly R&D, and software gaps proved fatal.

With clients like BYD and Ecovacs, the Shenzhen-based firm says its purpose-built tightening robots can outperform generic systems.

Seauto’s robots are affordable, durable, and built to undercut the industry’s biggest names.