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RIVR has begun testing its delivery robot in Austin, focusing on one of the most difficult parts of the logistics chain. Rather than travelling long distances, the robot takes over after the delivery van arrives, carrying parcels across driveways, pavements, steps, and uneven paths before placing them at the customer’s door. This final section of the journey is notoriously challenging to automate because every property has a different layout, with obstacles that robots must recognise and navigat

Apple has taken OpenAI to court, accusing the company and two former Apple employees of taking confidential hardware information to help accelerate its push into AI devices. The lawsuit reportedly includes allegations involving unreleased product designs, manufacturing methods, supplier information and internal engineering documents. OpenAI has denied wrongdoing and says it has no interest in other companies’ trade secrets. The timing makes this even bigger. OpenAI is investing heavily in consum

Shanghai has demonstrated one of the most unusual uses of robotics in construction so far. Rather than demolishing a historic building complex to make way for new infrastructure, engineers used 432 robotic supports to slowly move the entire structure while excavation work took place underneath. The buildings stayed intact. The city kept its history. And construction continued below ground at the same time. It is a powerful example of how robotics is beginning to change more than manufacturing, g

Meta launched Muse Image with a feature that could generate AI images using content from public Instagram accounts. The problem was simple: most adult public accounts were included automatically unless users manually opted out. That immediately raised concerns around consent, deepfakes, impersonation and digital replicas. Publicly posting a photo does not necessarily mean agreeing for your face or identity to become someone else’s AI prompt. After backlash from creators, actors and privacy group

UBTECH’s Walker S2 is designed for factory work with minimal interruption. When its battery runs low, the humanoid can identify the issue, move to a battery station, remove the depleted pack, install a charged one, and return to work on its own. That kind of self-managed power system is a major step toward factories where humanoid robots can operate for far longer with much less downtime. With real trials already taking place in manufacturing environments, Walker S2 offers a clear look at how co

Unitree has revealed the training behind its newest humanoid robots, and the footage feels closer to an action film than a lab test. The machines are flipping tables mid-motion, landing one-legged backflips, and launching into aerial somersaults that send them several metres into the air. Nothing about it looks slow or cautious. The movement is fast, aggressive, and surprisingly fluid. But the most important part is not just the stunts. It is the control behind them. Multiple robots moving in sy

General Motors’ 2007 Super Bowl ad used a fictional factory robot to highlight how seriously manufacturing quality is treated. In the commercial, the robot is removed from the production line after making a small mistake, turning that moment into an emotional way of showing that even minor errors matter in car making. It was a smart way of taking a simple point about quality control and making it memorable. Media: General Motors #ai #artificialintelligence #artificial #robots #robotics

Agility Robotics says Digit is now built with roughly 80 percent U.S.-sourced components. That matters because humanoid robots are no longer just futuristic demos. They are becoming tied to real manufacturing, logistics, labor, and national industrial power. The next competition may not simply be about who builds the most advanced robot. It may be about who controls the factories, parts, and supply chains that make those robots possible in the first place. @agility_robotics #ai #artificialintell

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With its outer shell removed, a CT scanner looks far more dangerous than the sleek machine patients usually see. Exposed high-voltage parts, complex wiring, sharp edges, and moving mechanisms reveal the raw industrial side of the device reminding us that behind the smooth design lies powerful and intimidating technology. Credit: arch_.irani #tech #technology #ai #artificialintelligence #ct

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The Burj Khalifa in Dubai isn’t just the tallest skyscraper on Earth at 828 meters, it’s also one of the hardest to maintain. With over 24,000 windows, the tower requires nonstop cleaning. Although crews tackle the glass four times a year, a full cycle takes three months to finish, meaning the work never really stops. At these dizzying heights, workers battle scorching heat, high winds, and extreme altitude, making it one of the most demanding jobs in the world. #ai #artificialintelligence #duba