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.
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.
China has unveiled a groundbreaking deep-sea drone, designed to operate in extreme depths, including the Mariana Trench. Developed by researchers at Beihang University, this innovative robot utilizes smart metal actuators to navigate underwater, showcasing remarkable adaptability and efficiency in various marine environments.
The FlashBot Arm, a semi-humanoid robot by Pudu Robotics, is set to revolutionize hotel service. Combining a humanoid upper body with a mobile platform, it efficiently serves guests in their rooms, utilizing advanced AI for natural communication and sophisticated navigation, while significantly reducing production costs and energy consumption.
Daedong Kioti has unveiled the RT100, an advanced autonomous transport robot designed for agricultural and industrial applications. Featuring cutting-edge navigation technology, it can carry up to 300 kg and operates quietly on electric power. The RT100 offers three autonomous modes, enhancing efficiency and safety in various environments.
Chinese startup MagicLab has unveiled its humanoid robot, Xiaomai, designed to perform various customer service tasks, including haircuts and hotel greetings. With plans to produce 400 units by 2025, MagicLab aims to enhance the robotics industry, focusing on real-world applications and improving quality of life.
Engineers at the University of California, Berkeley, have developed the world’s smallest flying robot, inspired by bees. Measuring just 1 centimeter in diameter and weighing 21 milligrams, it operates wirelessly using magnetic fields. This innovative design could aid in tasks like artificial pollination and exploring confined spaces.
Figure, a U.S. robotics company, has achieved a breakthrough in humanoid robot technology, enabling its Figure 02 robot to walk with a more natural gait. This advancement, utilizing reinforcement learning, enhances robots’ mobility in real-world environments, paving the way for practical applications in industries like manufacturing and warehousing.
The Liangxi District is transforming old factories into hubs for the robotics industry, enhancing production efficiency with AI-driven systems. The area is attracting leading companies and developing a comprehensive industrial chain, focusing on humanoid and collaborative robots, while promoting innovation in smart manufacturing and sustainable practices.
Humanoid robots are designed to complement human work by taking on monotonous tasks, enhancing productivity. Equipped with advanced AI and sensors, they can learn and adapt to various environments. Recent tests at the Kecskemét Mercedes factory highlight their potential in logistics and manufacturing, showcasing their ability to operate effectively alongside humans.
