Nucleus Robotics Deploys Nucleus II for Factory-Floor Humanoid Work
The German startup says customer demand is pushing its industrial humanoid work toward heavier payloads, longer uptime and safer wheeled deployments.
The German startup says customer demand is pushing its industrial humanoid work toward heavier payloads, longer uptime and safer wheeled deployments.
XDOF is building data infrastructure for physical AI as robotics companies race to solve one of the field's hardest bottlenecks: real-world training data.
GPT-6 Astra hit 95% on Robocurve's robot control task against Claude Fable 5.1's 40%, using 6.2x fewer output tokens at 2.3x lower cost.
Amazing Hand Enhanced brings a compact, open-source humanoid hand for less than $200.
Dyna Robotics says its robots have crossed commercial ROI. Din Tai Fung, the highest revenue-per-location restaurant chain in the US, is rolling the fleet out network-wide, with hundreds of robots targeted across hotels, logistics, and data centers by 2027.
Mondo Robotics turns the action camera into a small all-terrain robot that can follow, film, and jump.
LiDAR, radar, and AI vision spot mosquitoes in flight and turn backyard pest control into active interception.
The robot brings sim-to-real reinforcement learning, customizable behaviors, and physical AI experimentation to developers for under $400.
Index is already the largest real-world dataset ever built for training general-purpose humanoid robots.
German Solar Power selected the Bittensor subnet to build autonomous drone monitoring for solar parks in Greece.
Axis will contribute more than 3 million multimodal trajectories and support OpenRoboto's benchmarking stack as the Bittensor Subnet 80 robotics competition expands its data pipeline.
OpenRoboto is now live on mainnet, bringing a public benchmark and incentive system for improving robotics models to Bittensor.
Nepher Robotics runs Bittensor Subnet 49, where miners train Boston Dynamics Spot navigation policies in NVIDIA Isaac Sim, and validators score them in sandboxed containers, with only the top policy each cycle being paid.
SWARM (Subnet 124) is Bittensor's open benchmark for autonomous drone flight, training AI pilots with a depth camera instead of GPS or maps. Its model, SOTAPilot, hit a 95.34% success rate across six procedural worlds, then flew on real hardware via the open-source Langostino drone.