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Salamanca, N.Y. — When students at Salamanca High School return to class this September, they will be greeted by a new kind of classroom assistant: a humanoid robot named “Sally,” powered by artificial intelligence. The Salamanca City Central School District, located on Seneca Nation territory in western New York, has become one of the first […]

The humanoid robotics industry is having a breakout month, with a Japanese automaker, a Toyota-backed startup, and China’s manufacturing base all making moves that suggest the “robot coworker” is shifting from prototype to production line faster than expected. Mitsubishi Motors Bets on a Robot Called “N” Mitsubishi Motors has signed a memorandum of understanding with

Pudu Robotics has signed a strategic agreement with Shenzhen Culture & Tourism Industry Development Co. Ltd (Shenzhen CTID) to build what both companies are calling the world’s first “full-scenario” robot-serviced hotel — a property where robots, not humans, will run reception, room delivery, cleaning, food service, and guest support from end to end. The hotel

Humanoid robots have spent the last few years mastering demo stages — walking, waving, and shaking hands at trade shows. AGIBOT’s G2 series has now taken the next, far harder step: working on a live production line, handling real testing-station tasks at industrial scale. From Pilot to Production Shanghai-based AGIBOT has deployed its G2 humanoid

buy at amazon Dreame Technology has entered the affordable robot vacuum segment in India with two new launches — the L50 and L50 Plus — bringing flagship-grade suction and mopping tech to a mid-range price point starting at ₹27,999. Dreame Technology, one of the fastest-growing names in India’s smart home cleaning category, has expanded its

The New Gig: Teaching Robots to Fold Laundry While Silicon Valley and Shenzhen chase headlines with flashy humanoid demos, a quieter — and arguably more important — robotics story is unfolding in Indian homes, garment factories, and rented office spaces across the country. Over the past year, a wave of Indian startups has emerged with

Morgan Stanley has sharply raised its outlook for China’s humanoid robotics industry, marking the second upward revision this year as the sector moves faster than expected from stage demonstrations to real commercial deployment. The New Numbers The Wall Street bank now expects 50,000 humanoid robot units to ship out of China in 2026 — nearly

India just took its first real step into the global humanoid robotics race — and it’s not chasing the bipedal hype. While Tesla’s Optimus and China’s fleet of humanoid robots dominate global headlines, a Greater Noida-based company has quietly built something more practical: a humanoid robot designed specifically for Indian factory floors and warehouses. Addverb

Why Ahmedabad Homes Need a Robot Vacuum More Than Most Indian Cities Ahmedabad is one of India’s fastest-growing cities — but if you live here, you already know the daily battle: fine road dust from the Western Express Highway belt, construction particulate from new developments across Bopal, SG Road, and Shela, and the infamous summer

Indian homes have a unique set of cleaning challenges. Fine particulate dust that drifts in from outside, the aftermath of a spicy kitchen session, pet hair, and marble or mosaic floors that show every smudge — regular sweeping simply can’t keep up. Robot vacuum cleaners have quickly become a smart answer to this problem, and