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[video] The LimX Oli humanoid showing off some dance moves. 🤖💃 According to the representative, Oli can continuously perform dance routines for up to two minutes. Beyond entertainment, demonstrations like this highlight balance, motion control, and whole-body coordination working

[video] Boston Dynamics' Spot climbs the stairs facing forward—but when it's time to come down, it doesn't turn around. Instead, it walks backward down the stairs while maintaining its balance. A fascinating example of AI-powered robotic mobility. #BostonDynamics #Spot #AI #Robotics

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[video] Title: Oli by LimX Joins the Robot Dance Battle! 🤖💃 First came AgiBot X2. Then AgiBot A3 joined the dance. Now Oli by LimX has had enough of watching from the sidelines and jumps in with its own moves! 😄 Of course, it's all in good fun—but it's amazing how expressive

[video] A look inside Chimelong Spaceship Park, where AGIBOT is bringing embodied AI into a large-scale visitor experience. More than 300 AGIBOT robots are being deployed across entertainment, education, visitor services, hospitality, and sports activities. Here’s a slideshow of images

[video] If this AgiBot A3 dance doesn't make you laugh, I have to wonder why. 😂🤖 Robots aren't just becoming more capable—they're becoming surprisingly entertaining. #AgiBot #A3 #HumanoidRobot #AI #Robotics

[video] Watch Galbot S1 carefully place a lidless plastic box on the table, release it, and immediately turn toward its next task. 🤖 Simple movement—but precise object placement and controlled manipulation are important steps toward robots working reliably in real-world environments.

[video] had the opportunity to film the Ghost Robotics Vision 60 showcased by KRM. Designed for demanding environments, Vision 60 is a rugged quadruped robot built for autonomous inspection, industrial operations, public safety, and defense applications. Its all-terrain mobility allows

[video] Xiaoyue by Noetix Robotics — a highly lifelike biomimetic robotic head from China. I captured this short interaction showing Xiaoyue speaking Chinese with a representative at the event. Its facial movements, gaze interaction and speech synchronization make for a fascinating

[video] Leonardo da Vinci imagined a machine that could move like a human more than 500 years ago. 🤖 This is the Mechanical Knight, a reconstruction inspired by Leonardo's 1495 designs. From mechanical linkages to today's humanoid robots, the idea of building machines that imitate

[video] Tokyo-based O-ID has raised $1.2 million in pre-seed funding to develop fully modular humanoid robots for industrial manufacturing and logistics. O-ID's approach centers on swappable modules that can be serviced and customized, with the goal of making robots easier to deploy and

[video] This is how the LimX TRON 2 climbs and descends stairs. 🤖 According to LimX, the robot uses visual information for motion planning to navigate stairs step by step. It's another example of how embodied AI is enabling robots to move more naturally in environments designed for

[video] Looks like AgiBot A3 couldn't let AgiBot X2 steal the spotlight! 😄 After watching X2's impressive dance, A3 jumps in with its own hilarious moves. (Just having a little fun—the robots aren't actually competing!) 🤖 Which dance wins your vote? #AgiBot #A3 #X2 #HumanoidRobot

[video] Is that Bruce Lee? No, it's the Unitree G1 performing some martial-arts-inspired movements. Beyond the entertainment, movements like these require precise coordination, balance, timing, and control across multiple joints. It's another fun example of how humanoid robots are

[video] At first, I thought Spot by Boston Dynamics was charging wirelessly because there wasn't a visible power cable. After looking into it, Spot actually uses an autonomous docking station with an integrated electrical connection. Once fully charged, it stands up and continues its

[video] X Post AGIBOT X2 showing off its K-pop-inspired dance moves. The coordination of its arms, legs, waist, and upper body makes this performance fun to watch and also highlights the progress being made in full-body humanoid motion control. Robotics is getting more expressive.

[video] Individual Robot Dance II 🤖🕺 Same robot, different moves! This time, it shows off another part of its dance routine. The coordination and smoothness of the movements continue to surprise me. I’ll share a few more individual moves before we reveal the full group performance.

[video] What could AI-powered safety inspections look like on a real job site? This simulation from LOAS demonstrates how autonomous inspection robots can identify potential hazards, monitor work environments, and assist with incident reporting before problems escalate. #LOAS #AI

[video] One robot becomes two! 🤖🤖 This impressive demonstration from EFLOW shows a modular robotic platform that separates into independent units, each standing up and moving on its own. A fascinating approach to future mobility—where robots can adapt their form to different tasks

[video] A closer look at AGIBOT's OmniHand 3 Ultra-M. This 20-DoF dexterous robotic hand combines direct-drive actuation with tactile sensing to support precise manipulation and embodied AI applications. At just 630 g, it's an impressive example of how much robotic capability can be

[video] A fun human-vs-robot soccer moment at the museum. A young volunteer stepped in as goalkeeper against a Booster T1. The T1 managed to get the ball past him and score. I've mosaiced the volunteer's face to protect his privacy. Robot soccer doesn't always have to be a serious

[video] At first glance, it looks like a beautiful goldfish. 🐟✨ But take a closer look… 👀 This isn't a real fish. It's a robotic fish swimming underwater, designed to mimic the movement of a living fish. Sometimes you just have to watch patiently to see the technology hiding in

[video] This single robotic arm has an unusually number of joints. And it makes one thing very clear: every additional degree of freedom has a price. More joints can mean greater dexterity, range of motion and control. But every joint also brings another actuator, sensors,

[video] AGIBOT G2 at work. The robot picks up individual parts and places them into a square-shaped tray, repeating the task with controlled and precise movements. It may look simple, but reliable pick-and-place is one of the building blocks of real industrial automation. #AGIBOT #G2

[video] This is how the Unitree Go2 gets ready to jump... 🤖 A little tap dance... and then—BOOM! 🚀 (Just having some fun with the robot's moves. 😄) #Unitree #Go2 #RobotDog #Robotics #AI

[video] Introducing the Humanoid Performance Score (HPS) by Humanoid Press. Created by our team and active since January 2026, HPS is our proprietary 100-point framework for evaluating humanoid robots across six areas: Mobility, Dexterity, AI Cognition, Endurance & Energy, Safety &

[video] Watch the G1 get up in slow motion. What looks like a series of little jerks is actually an interesting part of humanoid robot recovery. Lying on the floor, the robot has to use different contact points, shift its body mass, create leverage, and gradually move itself into a

[video] A closer look at EngineAI T800 walking. 🤖 In this short clip, you can clearly see its individual footsteps, foot placement, and coordinated leg movements as it walks. Sometimes, the simplest movements reveal a lot about the engineering behind a humanoid robot. #EngineAI #T800

[video] AGIBOT X2 is taking the penalty kick. Will it make it? Let’s watch and see if the X2 can find the back of the net. #AGIBOT #X2 #HumanoidRobot #Robotics #AI

[video] Neural Silhouette: The Trace of Thought I came across this interactive installation and tried it myself. Your body becomes a silhouette of light on the screen. As you move, your movement becomes a signal—and the signal becomes light. Move slowly and the light gathers; move

[video] I picked these five to give you another look at their individual movements and how they perform as part of the overall routine. After seeing several of them individually, it’s interesting to compare their movements side by side. More from the full performance coming soon.

[video] Don't be surprised by Unitree G1's dance moves. The G1 clearly isn't shy about making a public appearance on stage. From walking to dancing, humanoid robots are finding increasingly creative ways to show what they can do. #UnitreeG1 #HumanoidRobots #Robotics #AI

[video] A rainbow created from light. This interactive exhibit demonstrates how light can be refracted and dispersed into different colors, creating a beautiful spectrum that resembles a rainbow. A simple optical phenomenon—but fascinating to watch when you can experience it directly.

[video] I came across this humanoid robot, took one look, and quickly guessed it. 🤖 Unitree R1! Seeing humanoid robots is becoming part of my daily routine. It's amazing how quickly this technology is becoming part of everyday life. Did you recognize it right away? #Unitree #R1

[video] A short clip from IROS 2026 in Pittsburgh showing a participant practicing a run on the GRIP pallet step. Practice runs are an important part of robotics competitions and demonstrations, giving participants an opportunity to test movement, balance, control, and timing before an

[video] This is how LimX Oli might greet us. 😄🤖 #LimX #Oli #HumanoidRobot #Robotics #AI

[video] I was genuinely surprised by how naturally these small robots dance. 🤖 Their timing, coordination, and smooth movements really stood out to me. I’ll be introducing the robots individually first, giving us a chance to take a closer look at each one. Later, I’ll share the full

[video] Meet OpenArm—an open-source, dual-arm Physical AI robot. 🤖🤖 By combining physical robotic hardware with AI-driven intelligence, platforms like OpenArm are helping researchers explore how AI can perceive, reason, and act in the physical world. Open-source robotics could be a

[video] A simple wave—but a big glimpse into the future. The Unitree Go2 stands up and waves, showing how expressive and approachable robots are becoming. #Unitree #Go2 #Robotics #AI #HumanoidPress

[video] This is what IROS 2026 looks like from the exhibition floor. Robots everywhere. Humanoids, quadrupeds, mobile robots, and other robotic systems from companies and research organizations gathered under one roof in Pittsburgh. With 170+ exhibitors at IROS 2026, the exhibition

[video] Two pandas charging at each other? Not quite. Take a closer look and you'll find AgiBot D1 Pro robots in custom panda outfits. A very creative way to turn a robotics demonstration into something people can't help but watch. Robotics doesn't always have to look like robotics.