Robotics
Tesla is hiring people to train its Optimus humanoid robot.
The company will open three shifts, offering up to $48/hour, compensation and medical plans.
Robotics is transforming the way industry automates processes, improves operational precision, and responds to complex or high-risk environments. This category features news covering industrial robots, autonomous systems, advanced automation, and technological developments reshaping productivity across multiple sectors.
Coverage includes applications in manufacturing, industrial inspection, maintenance, logistics, mining, energy, and other areas where robotics helps optimize time, reduce human exposure, and improve operational efficiency. News also highlights advancements in artificial intelligence, computer vision, sensors, remote operation, and collaborative systems that are expanding the reach of industrial automation.
Stories in this category reflect how robotics continues to evolve as a strategic tool for driving innovation, safety, and competitiveness in industries that demand smarter, more precise, and more adaptable processes.
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Unitree G1: The humanoid robot preparing for mass production
The humanoid robot has an optimized and versatile design, aiming to compete in the global multifunctional robot market.
Robotics
LimX Dynamics’ CL-1 humanoid robot demonstrates its ability to carry common, heavy objects
The reach and layout of the CL-1 robot allows it to accomplish its assigned tasks under the different environments it encounters.
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Researchers invent soft, temperature-regulating robotic clothing
His creation was inspired by the way pigeons fluff their feathers to trap heat.
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Estimating, extrapolating and positioning: New algorithm for robots to help them improve their efficiency in unfamiliar environments
EES enabled the Spot robot to learn to perform complex tasks in just three hours.
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Clone Robotics advances development of teleoperated robotic hand
The hand could have applications in industries such as medicine, education and manufacturing.
Robotics
Hadrian X construction robot successfully completed testing in the U.S.
The next step will be the start of the Demonstration Program.
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PIPE-i: A robot to inspect manholes and confined spaces
It was built using 3D printing and is capable of capturing accurate three-dimensional data.
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ETH Zurich students develop “Eve”, a DNA-harvesting robotic fish
The DNA it collects could be key to marine conservation.
Robotics
Nauticus Robotics’ Aquanaut Mark 2 to be tested with FAU at Dania Beach
Nauticus Robotics expects to save up to 90% on Aquanaut Mark 2 testing costs through its collaboration with FAU.
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