California-based Dexterity has introduced Mech, the world’s first AI-powered industrial super-humanoid robot. With a remarkable 17.72-foot arm span and the ability to lift 132 pounds, Mech is designed to enhance productivity and safety in logistics and manufacturing, performing complex tasks with human-like adaptability and superhuman strength.
Binh Dan Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City has achieved a remarkable milestone by performing over 3,500 robotic surgeries since 2016. This advancement highlights Vietnam’s growing presence in high-tech surgical practices, with the hospital recognized as a leader in the field and a hub for international medical collaboration.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries has introduced “CORLEO,” a hydrogen-powered four-legged bionic robot designed for off-road mobility. Set to debut at the 2025 World Expo in Japan, CORLEO combines advanced robotics with hydrogen technology, promoting a decarbonized future while enhancing personal mobility and outdoor exploration.
China is aiming for technological leadership in humanoid robots, exemplified by the G1 model from Unitree Robotics. While facing economic challenges, the country invests heavily in robotics to address demographic shifts and enhance productivity, showcasing innovations in public events and integrating robots into various sectors, including security.
In a recent study, K Health’s AI diagnostic model matched human doctors’ recommendations 68% of the time, with expert reviewers deeming its treatment plans superior in many cases. This highlights the potential of AI in real-world medical scenarios, addressing complex patient needs with incomplete data.
Researchers have found that AI language models like ChatGPT can experience elevated anxiety levels in response to traumatic content. However, therapeutic techniques, such as mindfulness-based relaxation, can effectively reduce this anxiety. This approach may enhance the reliability of AI in sensitive contexts, particularly in mental health support.
Helena’s robotics teams, Fusion, Protostars, and Nano, are gaining international recognition and preparing for upcoming competitions. Team Fusion will compete in Houston, while Protostars heads to Canada. Team Nano, the elementary group, will face off against 90 teams in Long Beach, showcasing their engineering skills and community impact.
China is rapidly advancing in humanoid robot development, with models like Kuavo already performing various tasks in public spaces. The country’s humanoid robot market is projected to reach 870 billion yuan by 2030, driven by government support and a focus on embodied intelligence for next-generation AI applications.
The Render Network Foundation is set to host RenderCon 2025 on April 15th in Hollywood, California. This inaugural event will feature industry leaders discussing the intersection of art, media, and AI, alongside panels on GPU rendering, immersive media, and the latest AI technologies, fostering collaboration among artists and technologists.
Serve Robotics has partnered with Uber Eats to launch robot meal deliveries in Uptown Dallas, targeting over 22,000 households. This expansion marks a significant step in Serve’s plan to deploy 2,000 AI-powered delivery robots across the U.S. by the end of 2025, enhancing convenience for local customers.
