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  • Meet Charlotte – The Spider Robot That 3D Prints a House in 24 Hours

    Meet Charlotte – The Spider Robot That 3D Prints a House in 24 Hours

    Meet Charlotte – The Spider Robot That 3D Prints a House in 24 Hours


    “Imagine ordering a brand-new house — and having it built before your morning coffee goes cold. Meet Charlotte, a spider-like robot that can 3D print a full-sized home in just 24 hours. Yes, really.”

    “Charlotte comes from Crest Robotics and Earthbuilt Technology — two Australian companies pushing the boundaries of construction tech. They’ve created a semi-autonomous robot that combines 3D printing and robotics to build houses directly from raw materials.
    It was unveiled at the International Astronautical Congress in Sydney — because apparently, building on Earth just isn’t ambitious enough anymore.”

    “Charlotte moves across a construction site on spider-like legs, positioning itself over the build area and printing each wall layer by layer.
    Instead of using traditional bricks or concrete trucks, it compresses local materials — sand, soil, even crushed rubble — into strong, layered walls. No scaffolding, no heavy machinery, no wasted trips to Home Depot.”

    “Here’s where this matters for all of us — especially in the U.S., where housing costs keep climbing.
    Charlotte can work around the clock, cutting labor needs, build times, and costs.
    It also slashes carbon emissions and material waste, making construction faster, cleaner, and far more sustainable.
    The team says it can work as fast as a hundred bricklayers — and that could transform how we build homes, schools, and even disaster recovery housing.”

    “And it doesn’t stop here. Charlotte’s creators are already eyeing space construction — building lunar habitats for NASA’s Artemis missions.
    If it can print homes on the Moon, it can certainly handle your backyard.

    And that’s your robot news update for today!. If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to Robot Philosophy website to join the waiting list for the workshops, or to speak with the team directly about robotics.

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  • SoftBank Just Bought ABB’s Robotics Business for $5.4 Billion — Here’s Why It Matters

    SoftBank Just Bought ABB’s Robotics Business for $5.4 Billion — Here’s Why It Matters

     SoftBank Just Bought ABB’s Robotics Business for $5.4 Billion — Here’s Why It Matters


    ABB, the Swiss engineering powerhouse, is selling its entire robotics division to SoftBank for a staggering $5.4 billion. It’s one of the biggest moves in industrial automation this year — and it could reshape the future of AI-powered manufacturing.

    ABB, known for its automation systems and factory tech, decided not to spin off its robotics arm as originally planned. Instead, it’s making a clean exit — handing the division over to SoftBank for around $5.375 billion in cash.
    The deal is expected to close in mid-to-late 2026, pending regulatory approval in the U.S., Europe, and China. ABB says it will record a $2.4 billion pre-tax gain, with net cash proceeds of about $5.3 billion after costs.

    For SoftBank, this acquisition strengthens its vision of “Physical AI” — combining artificial intelligence with robotics. It already owns stakes in several tech and AI firms, and ABB’s industrial robots will give it a serious edge in the physical automation space.
    For ABB, this sale means focus. Robotics made up only about 7% of its 2024 revenue, with margins near 12%, so the company plans to reinvest in higher-growth areas and return more money to shareholders through dividends and buybacks.

    If you’re an investor, this could be a positive sign — ABB becomes leaner and potentially more profitable, while SoftBank doubles down on the AI-driven robotics revolution.
    If you work in manufacturing or tech, expect faster robot innovation and possibly more accessible automation.

    And that’s your robot news update for today!. If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to Robot Philosophy website to join the waiting list for the workshops, or to speak with the team directly about robotics.

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    Robot Philosophy: – https://robophil.com/ – Robot Consultancy, Robot Recruitment, Robot Advice, Robot Insights, Robot Ideas. RoboPhil, also known as Philip English, is a leading Robot YouTuber, Robot Influencer, Robot Trainer, Robot Consultant, and Robot Streamer, Robotics Streamer, Robotics YouTuber, Robotics Influencer, Robotics Consultant, Robotics Trainer 

     

  • How Robots Are Solving America’s $4.7 Million Home Crisis – Reframe Systems’ AI Microfactories Explained

    How Robots Are Solving America’s $4.7 Million Home Crisis – Reframe Systems’ AI Microfactories Explained

     

    How Robots Are Solving America’s $4.7 Million Home Crisis – Reframe Systems’ AI Microfactories Explained


    The United States is short of around 4.7 million homes, and many existing houses can’t handle the growing challenges of climate change. A startup called Reframe Systems, based in Andover, Massachusetts, believes robots could help fix that.

    Founded in 2022 by Vikas Enti and Aaron Small, Reframe Systems is taking lessons from Amazon’s warehouse robots and applying them to construction. Enti helped deploy more than half a million robots at Amazon before deciding to focus on reducing carbon emissions. He saw that building better homes faster could make a real impact.

    Construction is one of the hardest industries to automate. Every house needs around 25 different subcontractors, each working independently. This fragmentation makes the process slow, expensive, and difficult to innovate. As Enti puts it, “automating a bad process is one of the worst things you can do.”

    Reframe Systems’ answer is the robotic microfactory — compact, highly automated facilities that build major parts of a house before shipping them to the site. This approach removes much of the chaos that happens during traditional on-site construction. The company aims to automate 60–80% of the building process.

    Inside these microfactories, standard industrial robot arms assemble walls, ceilings, and insulation. Their secret is custom software that connects design files directly to the robots, allowing the machines to adapt quickly to new layouts.

    Reframe Systems isn’t just rethinking how we build houses. It’s rethinking how we build the future.

     

    And that’s your robot news update for today!. If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to Robot Philosophy website to join the waiting list for the workshops, or to speak with the team directly about robotics.

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    I’m RoboPhil from Robot Philosophy — thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next time!

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    Robot Center: – https://robotcenter.co.uk/ – Buy Robot, Robot Buy, Robot consultancy, Robotics Consultancy, Inspection Robots, Security Robots,

     

    Robots of London: – https://robotsoflondon.co.uk/ – Robot Hire, Robot Rental, Rent Robot, Hire Robot, Robot Events, Robotics Hire, Hire Robotics, Rent Robotics, Robotics Rent, for exhibitions, shows, Events, Robot hire in the UK, Robot hire in Europe

     

    Robot Philosophy: – https://robophil.com/ – Robot Consultancy, Robot Recruitment, Robot Advice, Robot Insights, Robot Ideas. RoboPhil, also known as Philip English, is a leading Robot YouTuber, Robot Influencer, Robot Trainer, Robot Consultant, and Robot Streamer, Robotics Streamer, Robotics YouTuber, Robotics Influencer, Robotics Consultant, Robotics Trainer 

     

  • Einride Raises $100M – The Future of Self-Driving Electric Trucks in the U.S.

    Einride Raises $100M – The Future of Self-Driving Electric Trucks in the U.S.

    Einride Raises $100M – The Future of Self-Driving Electric Trucks in the U.S.



    Einride, a Swedish company developing digital, electric, and autonomous road freight systems, has just raised $100 million in new funding. This investment will help the company expand its autonomous truck deployments in the United States and globally.

    The funding comes after Einride achieved a major milestone: its cabless, electric autonomous truck completed a cross-border journey from Sweden to Norway without a human driver onboard. That’s a world first in freight transport.

    Einride’s platform, called Saga, acts as the digital brain behind its fleet. It manages routes, charging, and assignments, ensuring the trucks run efficiently. The company has also partnered with IonQ to apply quantum computing to solve some of the most complex logistics challenges.

    For everyday consumers and businesses, this matters. Autonomous freight can reduce costs, speed up deliveries, and cut emissions by replacing diesel with clean electric transport. It also opens opportunities for logistics companies, investors, and technology partners to plug into a growing ecosystem.

    Einride already operates with Fortune 500 companies in the U.S. and Europe. This funding is a clear signal that investors believe autonomous freight is moving from concept to commercial reality.

    In short, Einride’s $100 million raise shows that self-driving trucks are no longer experimental. They are becoming part of the global supply chain, and the U.S. is a key market.

    If you want to stay ahead of the curve on how autonomous freight could impact your business and your daily life, subscribe and follow for more updates.

     

    And that’s your robot news update for today!

    If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to RoboPhil.com to join the waiting list for the workshops, or to speak with the team directly about robotics. Don’t forget to subscribe so you stay in the loop with all the latest updates.

    I’m RoboPhil from Robot Philosophy — thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next time!

    Join the workshop waiting list or get in touch at: https://robophil.com/

     

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  • Surgical Robots – How to ensure Successful Implementation

    Surgical Robots – How to ensure Successful Implementation

     

    Surgical Robots – How to Ensure Successful Implementation

    Robotic surgery has moved from the realm of futuristic speculation into everyday clinical reality. Across the globe, hospitals are adopting surgical robots to improve precision, reduce invasiveness, and enhance patient recovery times. Yet, as with any complex technology, the road from investment to successful implementation can be fraught with challenges. Buying a robot is only one step; integrating it into workflows, training staff, and maximizing its ROI requires foresight, planning, and the right partners.

    In this article, we’ll explore the key strategies for ensuring successful implementation of surgical robots—from planning and training to measuring outcomes. Along the way, we’ll highlight the importance of consulting and recruitment services for robotics, which are essential for bridging the gap between technology and people.

    For hospitals and medical organizations ready to embark on this journey, expert support from Robot Philosophy (https://robophil.com/), Robot Center (https://robotcenter.co.uk/), and Robots of London (https://robotsoflondon.co.uk/) is available to guide the process.

    📞 To book a call and discuss how our robot consulting services and robot recruitment service can support your implementation, email info@robophil.com or call 0845 528 0404.


    Why Surgical Robots Are Transforming Healthcare

    Surgical robots represent a paradigm shift in how complex operations are performed. From minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery to robot-assisted orthopedics and even remote telesurgery, robotics is enabling procedures that were once unimaginable. The benefits are clear:

    • Enhanced precision and dexterity: Robots allow surgeons to perform delicate procedures with a level of steadiness and accuracy beyond human limits.

    • Smaller incisions: Patients recover faster, face fewer complications, and often leave the hospital sooner.

    • Reduced surgeon fatigue: Robotics can alleviate the strain of long procedures, allowing surgeons to maintain optimal performance.

    • Scalable expertise: In the future, expert surgeons may perform operations remotely, bringing world-class care to underserved regions.

    However, these benefits only materialize when surgical robots are integrated correctly. A rushed or poorly planned implementation can lead to underutilization, frustrated staff, and wasted investment.


    Step 1: Define Clear Objectives

    Before purchasing a surgical robot, organizations must establish clear strategic objectives. What problem is the hospital trying to solve? Common goals include:

    • Expanding surgical capabilities.

    • Reducing patient recovery time.

    • Attracting and retaining top surgical talent.

    • Increasing operational efficiency.

    • Enhancing hospital reputation and competitiveness.

    Without defined outcomes, success becomes difficult to measure. Establishing a clear roadmap allows administrators, surgeons, and staff to align expectations and track progress.

    Pro Tip: Partnering with a robotics consultancy ensures that the objectives are realistic, measurable, and aligned with both clinical and financial goals. At Robot Philosophy, our consulting services help hospitals build a step-by-step roadmap to guarantee success.


    Step 2: Build the Right Team

    Surgical robotics isn’t just about the robot—it’s about people. Hospitals must assemble a multidisciplinary team that includes:

    • Surgeons trained in robotic procedures.

    • Nursing staff who can adapt to new workflows.

    • Biomedical engineers to manage equipment.

    • IT specialists to handle data integration.

    • Administrative leaders to ensure alignment with budgets and compliance.

    This is where robot recruitment services play a critical role. Finding staff with prior robotic surgery experience can accelerate adoption dramatically. Recruiting the right combination of technical and medical professionals ensures that the robot doesn’t become an expensive, underutilized tool.

    📞 If your hospital is facing skills shortages, our robot recruitment service can connect you with the right professionals. Email info@robophil.com or call 0845 528 0404 to discuss tailored recruitment support.


    Step 3: Invest in Comprehensive Training

    Even the most advanced robot is only as effective as the team operating it. Training is one of the biggest differentiators between successful and failed implementations.

    • Surgeon training: This includes simulation, hands-on practice, and supervised procedures until proficiency is achieved.

    • Support staff training: Nurses, anesthesiologists, and technicians must understand new workflows and protocols.

    • Continuous learning: Ongoing refresher sessions and new feature updates should be part of the culture.

    One common pitfall is treating training as a one-off exercise. In reality, it’s an ongoing process. Hospitals that embed continuous training into their robotic surgery programs see higher utilization rates and better patient outcomes.

    At Robot Center (https://robotcenter.co.uk/), we provide consultancy packages that include training support and change management, ensuring your team is confident and capable.


    Step 4: Optimize Workflow Integration

    Installing a surgical robot isn’t just about bringing in new hardware. It’s about reshaping operational workflows. Key considerations include:

    • Theatre layout: Robots require specific positioning and space considerations.

    • Scheduling: Procedures may initially take longer until staff become familiar.

    • Sterilization processes: Robots introduce new sterilization and maintenance routines.

    • Data integration: Linking surgical robots with hospital information systems ensures better record-keeping and compliance.

    Poor workflow integration can create bottlenecks that slow down adoption. An expert consultant can map your existing processes and recommend adjustments for seamless integration.

    Robots of London (https://robotsoflondon.co.uk/) provides a unique service where hospitals can trial robots through robot rental before committing to a full purchase. This allows teams to practice real-world integration with minimal risk.


    Step 5: Ensure Regulatory and Safety Compliance

    Surgical robots operate in a highly regulated environment. Hospitals must ensure compliance with:

    • Medical device regulations (FDA, CE marking, MHRA in the UK).

    • Patient safety standards.

    • Data privacy laws for any patient data collected.

    • Liability frameworks for robotic-assisted procedures.

    Failure to comply can result in costly penalties and reputational damage. Partnering with a consultant experienced in healthcare robotics ensures that compliance is built into every stage of implementation.


    Step 6: Measure and Monitor Outcomes

    Once a surgical robot is in use, continuous monitoring is essential. Metrics should include:

    • Procedure times.

    • Complication rates.

    • Patient recovery times.

    • Utilization rates.

    • Financial ROI.

    Hospitals that track these metrics can quickly identify issues and refine their robotic surgery programs. For example, if utilization is low, the cause might be scheduling conflicts, lack of surgeon availability, or insufficient training.

    At Robot Philosophy, we help hospitals set up customized KPI dashboards to monitor robotic performance and ensure long-term success.


    Common Challenges in Surgical Robot Implementation

    Even with the best intentions, hospitals often encounter obstacles:

    • High upfront costs.

    • Resistance from staff accustomed to traditional methods.

    • Underutilization due to poor scheduling or lack of trained personnel.

    • Technical downtime from inadequate maintenance.

    • Patient hesitancy if communication about the benefits is lacking.

    These challenges highlight why hospitals need not just the right technology, but the right people and processes. Expert consulting and recruitment support are critical for overcoming these barriers.


    Case Study Snapshot

    A leading hospital in the UK invested in a state-of-the-art surgical robot but struggled with low utilization. Only a handful of surgeons were trained, and scheduling conflicts left the robot idle for weeks at a time.

    After engaging a robot consulting team, the hospital implemented new training programs, adjusted theatre layouts, and expanded its surgical roster through robot recruitment services. Within 12 months, utilization increased by 65%, procedure times decreased, and patient satisfaction improved significantly.

    This case underscores a critical truth: implementation is as important as the technology itself.


    Why Partner with Expert Consultants and Recruiters?

    Implementing surgical robots is a major investment, but the returns are substantial when done right. Partnering with specialists ensures:

    • Reduced risk of underutilization.

    • Faster time-to-value.

    • Compliance with regulations.

    • Optimized workflows.

    • Access to skilled talent.

    At Robot Philosophy (https://robophil.com/), we specialize in robot consultancy and recruitment services. Whether you need strategic advice, project management, or skilled staff, we provide end-to-end support.

    📞 To discuss your hospital’s needs, email info@robophil.com or call 0845 528 0404.


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    Final Thoughts

    The implementation of surgical robots is not a one-time project; it’s a transformation journey. Success depends on clear objectives, the right team, comprehensive training, workflow optimization, and ongoing monitoring. But above all, it requires expert guidance and the right people to bring the technology to life.

    Hospitals that get it right will not only deliver better patient outcomes but also establish themselves as leaders in medical innovation.

    Don’t leave your investment to chance. Ensure your success with dedicated robot consulting and robot recruitment services tailored to your hospital’s needs.

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  • Realistic Robot Face From China – It Blinks, Twitches & Nods!

    Realistic Robot Face From China – It Blinks, Twitches & Nods!

    Realistic Robot Face From China – It Blinks, Twitches & Nods!



    A Chinese robotics company called AheadForm has developed a robot head so lifelike it can blink, twitch, and nod almost exactly like a human.

    The model is called the Origin M1. It uses up to 25 brushless motors hidden under the skin to create subtle movements. The robot’s eyes contain cameras so it can see its surroundings, and there are microphones and speakers built in so it can listen and respond in real time.

    AheadForm was founded in 2024 with the aim of making robots more approachable and relatable. The company is working on integrating artificial intelligence, including large language models, so the robot doesn’t just move like a person, but also understands and reacts naturally in conversation.

    They’ve developed several product lines: the “Elf Series” with fantasy-style designs, and the “Lan Series” focused on cost-efficient humanoid heads. But the big picture is clear — robots that can express emotions will be better at building trust in industries like customer service, education, and healthcare.

    For you, this means a future where the robot answering your questions doesn’t feel cold and mechanical, but relatable and even reassuring. It could make interacting with technology smoother, friendlier, and more natural. The robot heads are not yet on sale, but research like this is shaping how we may work, learn, and receive care in the years ahead.

     

     

    And that’s your robot news update for today!

    If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to RoboPhil.com to join the waiting list for the workshops we’ll be running, or to speak with the team directly about robotics.Don’t forget to subscribe so you stay in the loop with all the latest updates.

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  • CreateMe MeRA & Pixel – Robotic Apparel Manufacturing in the U.S.

    CreateMe MeRA & Pixel – Robotic Apparel Manufacturing in the U.S.

    CreateMe MeRA & Pixel – Robotic Apparel Manufacturing in the U.S.


    Picture this. Clothing made in America, not with sewing machines, but with robots and glue. That’s exactly what CreateMe Technologies in Newark, California is doing.

    They’ve launched two big innovations. MeRA, which stands for Modular-engineering Robotic Assembly, and Pixel, a proprietary micro-adhesive that replaces thread. Instead of stitching, MeRA robots bond fabric together with Pixel, creating seams thinner than a millimeter.

    The numbers are impressive. CreateMe says MeRA can produce up to 250 garments per hour. That’s 20 times faster and twice as precise as manual sewing. And Pixel isn’t just strong — it’s recyclable, stretchable, moisture-wicking, and even helps with thermal regulation.

    The first commercial product is women’s intimates. That makes it the world’s first fully autonomous bonded intimates line. After that, the focus shifts to T-shirts and everyday clothing.

    So why should you care? If you’re a brand, this means faster turnaround, less waste, and lower shipping costs. If you’re a consumer, it means more sustainable, locally made clothes at competitive prices. And for the U.S. economy, it means manufacturing jobs and innovation staying closer to home.

    CreateMe isn’t just speeding up production. They’re setting a new standard for how clothes are made — on demand, sustainable, and ready for the 21st century.

    Would you wear robot-bonded clothing? Subscribe, leave a comment, and let’s hear what you think.

     

     

    And that’s your robot news update for today!

    If you’re curious about how robotics can transform your business, head over to RoboPhil.com to join the waiting list for the workshops we’ll be running, or to speak with the team directly about robotics.

    Don’t forget to subscribe so you stay in the loop with all the latest updates. I’m RoboPhil from Robot Philosophy — thanks for watching, and I’ll see you next time!

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  • Google DeepMind Gemini Robotics 1.5 – The Future of AI Robots in the Real World

    Google DeepMind Gemini Robotics 1.5 – The Future of AI Robots in the Real World

    Google DeepMind Gemini Robotics 1.5 – The Future of AI Robots in the Real World


    Gemini Robotics 1.5 is Google DeepMind’s new step in bringing AI out of screens and into the physical world.
    Instead of just answering questions online, it can plan, reason, and act with real robots.

    There are two models working together.
    Gemini Robotics-ER 1.5 is the high-level brain that makes multi-step plans, uses tools, and even checks Google Search if needed.
    Gemini Robotics 1.5 is the doer — it sees, interprets, and manipulates objects while explaining what it is doing.
    For example, if you say “Sort my recycling,” the ER model figures out the rules, and Gemini 1.5 moves each item into the right bin.


    The system can share skills across different types of robots, so what one learns can transfer to another.
    It generates reasoning in plain English before taking difficult actions, essentially thinking out loud.
    DeepMind has also focused on safety, with collision avoidance, semantic checks for appropriate behaviour, and a new benchmark called ASIMOV to test for edge cases.


    This is an important step toward artificial general intelligence in the real world.
    Robots powered by Gemini could support homes, logistics, factories, and even space exploration.
    For now, it’s not science fiction — it’s the start of practical AI agents that move with reason.

     

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  • Hyundai & Kia’s Wearable Robot for Farmers – X-ble Shoulder Revolution in Agriculture

    Hyundai & Kia’s Wearable Robot for Farmers – X-ble Shoulder Revolution in Agriculture

    Hyundai & Kia’s Wearable Robot for Farmers – X-ble Shoulder Revolution in Agriculture

    Hyundai and Kia are taking a step into farming with robotics.
    They have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Korea’s Rural Development Administration to bring their wearable robot, the X-ble Shoulder, to agriculture.
    The device is designed to reduce shoulder strain for farmers who spend long hours lifting and reaching.
    It is part exoskeleton, part supportive harness, and all about keeping shoulders from giving up halfway through the day.

    In tests earlier this year, the X-ble Shoulder reduced shoulder muscle activity by around twenty-two percent during heavy tasks.
    That means less fatigue, more efficiency, and fewer sore evenings after a full day in the field.
    The collaboration will see the technology demonstrated on real farms, validated under real working conditions, and promoted for wider adoption.

    The Rural Development Administration will lead testing and training in the field.
    Hyundai and Kia will adapt the device to agricultural tasks, share results, and look at ways to scale its use.
    The ultimate aim is to create a safer, healthier, and more sustainable farming environment.

    The X-ble Shoulder has already been tested in industries like construction, shipbuilding, and manufacturing.
    It even found its first commercial use with Korean Air in aircraft maintenance.
    Now, with agriculture added to the list, farmers may find themselves working side by side with wearable robotics sooner than expected.

    It is not a tractor replacement, but it could make the hardest part of farming—repetitive lifting—just that bit easier.

     

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    Humanoid Robot Stuns with Michael Jackson Moonwalk & Duck Walk – KAIST AI Breakthrough

    Humanoid Robot Stuns with Michael Jackson Moonwalk & Duck Walk – KAIST AI Breakthrough


    KAIST’s latest humanoid robot has shown that science can move with style, performing Michael Jackson’s iconic moonwalk while also demonstrating advanced walking and running capabilities. 

    Developed by researchers at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, the robot begins its demo gliding backward with smooth moonwalk steps before shifting into steady walking at about 2.2 miles per hour then running up to 7.5 miles per hour, an impressive pace for a machine designed to mimic human movement. 

    The engineers don’t just stop at showing off; the robot is shoved and kicked in push recovery tests, yet it manages to regain balance and return to its path without stumbling, proving its stability under real-world conditions. 

    In further trials, the robot performs “blind walking,” navigating obstacles, steps, and debris without cameras, relying solely on internal sensors and learned control, while also managing a duck walk with deep knee bends and even stiff-legged bounding drills often used by athletes. Standing 5’5” tall and weighing about 165 pounds (75KG), the robot is powered by in-house designed motors, reducers, and drivers, with movement controlled by an AI system trained using reinforcement learning to overcome the usual gap between simulation and reality. 

    Researchers at KAIST say their ultimate goal is to give humanoid robots not just flashy dance moves but practical industrial skills like pushing carts, climbing ladders, and performing tasks that require both mobility and manipulation, making this moonwalking machine more than just a smooth operator.

     

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